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How to decrypt rom-0 files from Speedy WiFi modem

I’ve shared several ways to get the rom-0 file on the Speedy WiFi modem and deal with it at the same time before, but it’s still missing if you don’t know what’s in the rom-0 file is very protected so that not only the password but also the internal settings are hidden on the wan part to keep it safe. The settings that appear when viewed from the notepad are just simple settings and do not relate to connectivity, such as: B. a quick username and password. It’s not easy to provide a full description, but if you just want to see the current admin password, it’s very easy.

The owner of the Speedy WiFi modem should be disappointed because This is just the easiest way to hack the router and just download the file with the name rom-0 Without formatting, by getting the password from the file, the user can automatically enter the system and manage everything, and the worst part is creating a back door from the firmware. Most people likely create a backdoor from a Telnet setting that sets up a hidden SSID as access when the WiFi password is changed or create multiple accounts and it can still be resolved by resetting it, but what if you can have performed a reset? are there still hackers? It could be called a bug that the owner is not yet aware of but is already known to others.

One of the annoying bugs is rom-0 and WPS / QSS, as this makes it very easy for other people to hack WiFi without re-creating some kind of phishing to steal router passwords. When maybe WPS still isn’t that bad as it only gets the WiFi password, but when rom-0 can get the existing settings including the current admin name and password. If the user is currently using a Linux operating system on their PC, maybe it would be better to use the procedure on Youtube as it can open the rom-0 file completely while the tool I am going to share is just the admin Password can see.

The site I’m going to share is called RouterPWN, which explains all of the routers in existence and procedures for overcoming existing issues. The site provides a feature to easily decompress the rom-0 file so that users only need to upload the rom-0 file and then see the current admin password. Use this method only as a test and not to do anything bad. If the current user has found this rom-0 hole on someone else’s WiFi, it is best to leave it alone and not set anything up or even hack it. The following is the procedure for decompressing the rom-0 file.

  1. Please open the browser on your PC or mobile phone first and then go to the website RouterPWN.

  2. When you have entered on this page make sure you have the previous rom-0 file, in the next step please click the button Choose file and select the rom-0 file you already have.

    How to uncompress rom-0 files on RouterPWN

  3. Then fill in the captcha shown below, it will be used as a verification so that the user is not considered a robot. And when you have completed the captcha, just click on Unpack rom-0.

    How to uncompress rom-0 files on RouterPWN

  4. Now the user will surely be taken to a large column with a list of passwords, please try from above.

    How to uncompress rom-0 files on RouterPWN

It only takes a few clicks and the rom-0 file can easily be opened to see the current admin password. This time Only the RouterPWN site has the capability to decompress the ROM-0 file and others can only check whether the current WiFi modem is secure or has errors and it is tested directly by the gateway. This RouterPWN site does not store the user’s rom-0 file as it only exists in a temporary file and will one day be deleted. There are many routers that have this type of bug, not just the TP-LINK, Zynos, Zyxel, ZTE, etc. brand, it also depends on the version / type of the router itself.

In the previous article that looked at rom-0, I also saw about So you can see the current admin username, which can be used to enter the password received, namely use notepad directly and look for the section “sys admin”. All of the commands that appear in this section go straight to Telnet, so it shouldn’t be surprising if users who frequently play Telnet to set up WiFi see the settings there. If anyone would like to ask how to decompress the rom-0 file please comment.

Hopefully useful and good luck