Me, the creator of this project managed to fry my router/modem attempting some external antennas, after this I put this project a bit aside, if a saviour would like to contribute to the project we need two things:
- 1: A list of firmware versions/build/region that work with this code (please comment on this issue: #6)
- 2: An working iso image extracted with dd and binwalk it so people that has an incompatible firmware can install it as an update and use our exploit.
This fork of ZTE-MU5001-BROWSER-HACK improves front-end menu, documentation regarding available menus, provides the original approach of copy-paste from the V1 and adds a Firefox extension as a V2, the code was also refactored in order to be more readable and make it easier for any further modifications.
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For the V1 approach just copy and paste the code from src/hack.js in the browser console as usual(works in any browser). Also can be obfuscated and saved as a favorite as before, but obfuscated version is not released yet.
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For the V2 approach, go to the releases page, download the xpi file in the assets section, install in your browser, allow incognito if needed. The extension will run automatically when the active tab is
http(s)://192.168.0.1/*orhttp(s)://ufi.ztedevice.com/*.
No support for new browser extensions will be provided as they're more annoying than Firefox to work with and you can just copy and paste it.
If you wish to also install OpenWrt in a raspberry PI to use it as main router and connect the ZTE as a modem check this doc.
- Live metrics
- All available menus of the router(hidden ones and the regular ones)
- Hidden actions are listed as a menu item to be more transparent for the user
export MOZILLA_API_KEY="user:333333333:000"
export MOZILLA_API_SECRET=="HUAEHUEHUAEHUAHEUHEAUE"
docker-compose down && docker-compose up --build
# xpi file should be available under src/web-ext-artifacts once the container exitsDo you have any idea, suggestions or complaints? Or perhaps found a missing menu item or action? Please open an issue here!