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edge routers
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Edge routers are a critical component of network infrastructure, but they are increasingly targeted by advanced persistent threats. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight how China-linked state actors exploit vulnerabilities in provider-edge routers to intercept traffic and maintain persistence. Additionally, users report that ISPs block SSH at the protocol level on their edge routers, forcing workarounds like reverse SSH through a VPS. These threads underscore the importance of securing edge routers against both external attacks and ISP-level restrictions, with topics covering CVEs, mitigation strategies, and alternative connectivity methods.
China-linked state actors have spent the last several years systematically compromising backbone and edge networking equipment — from provider-edge routers to customer-facing devices — to build a global espionage capability that steals subscriber metadata, intercepts authentication traffic, and...
A while back i posted about my ssh server not working. After trying protocol obfuscation, all sorts of port forwardings, and disabling all my firewalls, i found out from my ISP, that they do indeed block SSH at the service/protocol lvl on their edge routers. so this leads me to the following. I...