Damn …

Trying to break into my Yoggie Open Firewall Pico via SSH since I forgot the password. Using the current method it will take approximately 41 days and 6 hours to finish around 1.5 million passwords. *gnarf*

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10 Responses to Damn …

  1. Michael says:

    Geduld du musst haben, junger Padawan.

  2. Marc says:

    Hi,

    I have dug my Yoggie open pico out of the cupboard only to find the yoggie site is gone and I dont have any of the sdk files, docs or sourcecode anymore.
    Do you still have any of these files by any chance>?

  3. Oliver says:

    Yes I do. I’m actually the enthusiast mentioned on txlab’s blog 😉 … saw your comment there as well. I’ll see how I can make the files available to you, gimme a day or two.

  4. Oliver says:

    Check your email 😉

  5. Dan says:

    Over 10 years late , does anyone still have the files ? or heck anything at all ?

  6. Dan says:

    after all this time do you happen to still have the files or conneciton diagrams ?

  7. Oliver says:

    I think you’re in luck, I still have plenty of stuff. The mode of sharing may be the biggest issue here.

    I should be more specific, though. I have the sdk_yoggie.tgz (~160 MiB). yoggie_schematics.pdf, Open-Firewall-SDK-Instructions.pdf, sy_kernel-linux-2.6.16.16_pico.tgz

    8e2c02aff6bf022c92973cfd2b682a136b6228dc  ./HEADER.txt
    7319916c001a33a8e0180c7f402d6cb7f1c0d9dd  ./yoggie_dmesg.txt
    aa2235485472a3e0f85338b8543cdf656e7370d7  ./sdk_yoggie.tgz
    8c0460e3c39f5cc110f467bd0808db587c76d9c2  ./driver/Yoggie_5.2.2.exe
    31472b5808cd3195c66f425703a51f5a3427dc10  ./driver/gpr64.sys
    d38695a597159ca6928bc8e2d31b0cfb3e912ef7  ./driver/Yoggie_5.4.0.exe
    244c72bae3a444ba7d6940447557cfccf20a730b  ./driver/Yoggie 5.4.0.zip
    be28a505ca07084097b2380641313d11231f4b14  ./driver/gpr32.sys
    19f576c2a0f80d5a743e7b088a501e3cd37c85c7  ./images/yoggie17.jpg
    9ff36165e237577ec20415503e9979c4ba2a7f3a  ./images/yoggie10.jpg
    bd3b7122e81d3a60e2923714c92a006f69e4ed89  ./images/yoggie02.jpg
    b17db962fde37b54e3eeeb775bc2c6f20180b4ee  ./images/yoggie19.jpg
    04e9d078cd65fd8c49d661431dfddcff4b346943  ./images/yoggie13.jpg
    23236c8082ff6fa032d20001854a9142ca955d45  ./images/yoggie12.jpg
    b0e0e2ffe648f7b81bb1fec5684de681c831fb5c  ./images/yoggie18.jpg
    35bc24f5e17d406c5745fdd745627b6fe4a021f8  ./images/yoggie04.jpg
    01160bea070bb5eae90aaa1d04dc14dbcb3f8380  ./images/HEADER.txt
    60cad32af32591ce1bf6b76333f95113e56dae7a  ./images/yoggie11.jpg
    038de0f004e7cbe300d08c08ad7a4a5d82f81f05  ./images/yoggie09.jpg
    5cbf1757fa0b19f0433ed3111382212e0d664a80  ./images/yoggie06.jpg
    be3e733eaca92a31088cebcc6d1a422f9f8d4803  ./images/yoggie07.jpg
    34b84dda5cc5b28a61ed670ed1763d3c27d2e5f1  ./images/yoggie15.jpg
    df8374dea09c995f85f423c3864d0b438d8ee28e  ./images/yoggie08.jpg
    16ef21a991fe33bd727c1ef413177959b16f27cd  ./images/yoggie03.jpg
    331e3b59b122e9efdf6f06ee2510c02f7dcd102e  ./images/yoggie16.jpg
    ba60557040ae6fa46757afd28097c5fc5f820ec7  ./images/yoggie01.jpg
    f8c35358817dc5bd8cd146e71968add3b1ef5e6c  ./images/yoggie05.jpg
    6cd306a1b10417d4c5ca920e7a405929e1d38389  ./images/yoggie14.jpg
    4b37376bb15b1f34fc0276ad091f237cd8077682  ./images/yoggie20.jpg
    3b4d5c5947a6863282a88eeca7fd51eac7a704cd  ./yoggies.7z
    fa4b74870bcbc211bb46bc26b492016417bb08d0  ./Open-Firewall-SDK-Instructions.pdf
    e439309e0931c826ba0e200ddd0d0bed58513826  ./yoggie_schematics.pdf
    1b5b991ca8eb8b293daa750c59730db7b2544f1a  ./sy_kernel-linux-2.6.16.16_pico.tgz
    288bd8f1451718acd97effe6591749246ae8f5c1  ./3rdparty/tfm-0.12.tar.bz2
    9c746822c84e4276e432b64964f94d1d5ddd13ad  ./3rdparty/crypt-1.17.tar.bz2
    9b192701cf62b85e9bd65fbb4d622d04cfa5ee0d  ./3rdparty/ltm-0.42.0.tar.bz2
    01d9c6673b2b20659b8557cfe6de8386a94f4801  ./3rdparty/dropbear-0.53.1.tar.bz2
    

    For some time I even hosted some of this stuff on my website, long after the projects surrounding the Yoggies were dead.

    PS: yoggie_schematics.pdf

  8. Dan says:

    figured it would be unlikely that anyone would still have any of this

    i can set up a temporary ftp server user/password if uploading would be quicker that way

    hopefully you can see my email when i comment this ?

  9. Oliver says:

    I reckon my email didn’t make it through or something, @Dan?

  10. Dan Arnell says:

    Sorry Oliver , not sure what happened to the email i sent via my website account

    Ive sent you an email from my personal gmail just now

    Thanks Again

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