So I have Google Fiber for my home internet service, and the service is great, the network box is easy to manage from your account on fiber.google.com
BUT... by chance I happened to point my web browser at my public IP address and to my surprise, the network box loaded up a diagnostic/technical service web page, which offers a great big button to power-cycle the network box, no log in needed. literally anyone that hits my public IP could reboot my router at a whim.
Further, it proceeds to list all devices connected to my network with local IP, MAC address, host name, lists the wireless SSID, and so on and so on. WTF? why isn't all this behind a log in?
well eff that, going to put a stop to that nonsense. I set up port forwarding for 80 and 443 to a junk IP where hitting my public IP will just get no response.
If anyone gets google fiber, i do recommend it highly, but be aware that all this is just out there unless you take steps to prevent it.
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