FMS-24K Layer2 Stackable Intelligent Switch Manager Exploit

Re - Linking all of my old ' guest ' pastebins to one main account so i dont have to search for all of them through google


Main PasteBin Link -> http://pastebin.com/Yi6351Ba
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Hi there today i am selling  a  very critical dangerous exploit

This exploits affects very  in demand online 24x7 Companies  such as


Exploit - Buffer Overflow  in Authentication

it allows  SSH root access :)

What is this exploit called?

FMS-24K Layer2 Stackable Intelligent Switch Manager



SSH -  Info - http://i42.tinypic.com/vmsyyq.png
Other page allows to change  passwords of accounts



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In Taiwan, there are three major Internet service providers: TANet, HiNet, and Seednet. TANet was built by the Ministry of Education's Computer Center (MOECC) and some national universities in July 1990 to establish a common national academic network infrastructure and to support research and academic institutes in Taiwan. Because of its open strategy using Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) as the networking protocol, the number of networking users among campuses is swelling rapidly. The topology of TANet is basically a ring/mesh using intelligent routers to interconnect high-speed leased circuits/local area networks (LANs) where a high-speed T1 (1.544 Mbps) link is installed among regional network centers. At present, there are 11 regional network service centers, which are run by 11 national universities (Figure 1). A T1 international link bandwidth between the MOECC and SprintLink replaced the previous 512 Kbps link in October 1995. Although the TANet backbone is basically using TCP/IP protocol, all regional networks may support multi-protocols and additional facilities including X.25 transport or dial-up services, on a local basis, in accordance with regional requirements [3].

Currently, TANet applications focus on Internet-based applications and their localization. Many Chinese information applications are introduced and developed on TANet, such as the bulletin board system (BBS), NetNews, Wide Area Information Servers, Internet Relay Chat, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), e-mail, Archie, WWW and Gopher, etc. (Figure 2). On campus networks, there are public hot lines, public domains, news groups, online discussions, online library catalogs, electronic databases, electronic magazines, etc. [7] for students and teachers to share their research and experience; in the meantime, TANet has become a public medium helping to improve problem-solving in education.

TANet connects more than 290 sites, including all universities and colleges, research organizations, and a few senior high schools and vocational schools (Figure 3). As for junior high schools and primary schools, more than 21 cities/counties such as the Provincial Education Department, Hsinchu City, Taichung County, Tainan City, and Kaohsiung City are now establishing District Education Computer Networks and installing systems, such as BBS and Gopher, with provincial information networks on them. Also, Kaohsiung County government is establishing an educational administration network that connects many primary schools to TANet, aiming to promote information technology education. It is estimated that there are at least 100,000 nodes on the TANet, and more than 250,000 users per day. These efforts are to provide all teachers, students, and educational administrators a comprehensive network to access resources they need and to exchange all kinds of information with one another.

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