Vulnerability scan claims no password
When I run the vulnerability scan it says that my Netgear r7000 router has no password.
I have a good password set so this concerns me. I'm assuming it means the www.routerlogin.net
page which opens the Netgear Genie.
thanks Ken
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Hello,
Yes, it refers to your admin logon on the router itself not the password used to connect via Wi-Fi.
Please note that the product verifies both passwords. Wi-Fi and router logon.0 -
I've encountered similar problem. The vulnerability scan says I don't have a router password for my Asus router RT-AC68U however I do have a strong password for the router login. I understand this is not referring to the wifi network password which I agree the scan says the password is weak.
It reads
MAC address: xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
Password strength: No password
Your router access is unsecured. We recommend......
Change outer password
The router's password is stored in the browsers cache. To protect your privacy......1 -
Hi KC9,
Please use a strong password and a WPA2 encryption for the Wireless network(not the router login) then let me know if the issue still persists.
Thank you,0 -
Hi Daniel,
I've already been using WPA2 for my wireless network and changed to a strong wireless connection password (12 characters alphanumeric and symbol) but still showing the same warning. I have a PC and a laptop connecting the the same network. In fact, the problem only happens on PC. The scan on my laptop doesn't show any warning. Quite strange!
Thanks,
Keith2 -
I'm having the same problem. I run a recent TP-Link router. It has a strong admin password for HTTPS login, and root SSH access to the router also has a strong password. But BitDefender Vuln scan reports "No Password". "Your router access is unsecured"
Am I missing something? Is there another way to gain access to this router?3 -
I have the same problem.
And the password for Wifi login is strong.
Fix this bitdefender.
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