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MikroTik User Meeting, CANADA ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

Thursday, 30 May 2019 by Hani Rahrouh

General Information MikroTik is happy to announce MikroTik User Meeting in Markham, Toronto, Canada, September 24, 2019 Purpose of the Meeting MikroTik Router operating system and software offer a new and exciting alternative to traditional brand name router solutions. This will be a meeting that will present strategies for deploying new and innovative MikroTik RouterOS

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Tagged under: MikroTik Canada, MikroTik Training, MikroTik user meeting, MUM, MUM Canada, Wireless Netware

Netwire Inc., Wireless Netware Ltd., are now one!

Sunday, 24 February 2019 by Hani Rahrouh

Enjoy our Value-Added MikroTik Distribution we offer you which has never been provided by anyone else before. Because we know how important your business is, and what supports your business need to receive as quickly as possible with a reasonable cost. In this announcement: Merge Netwire Inc. and Wireless Netware Technology LTD. Take advantage of

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MikroTik Newsletter #2018-2, January 25, 2018

Thursday, 25 January 2018 by Hani Rahrouh

BREAKING NEWS!!! We are releasing market-leading price/performance products in three very important categories: Dual Band Desktop AP, Dual Band Ceiling/Wall-mount AP and PoE-out switch! In this newsletter: – new hAP ac² Dual Band Desktop AP – new cAP ac Dual Band Wall/Ceiling AP – new CRS112-8P-4S-IN with eight PoE-out ports – wAP60G available in AP

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Load-balance using PCC in MikroTik RouterOS v 6.xx

Introduction PCC “Per Connection Classifi...
Audience – a router for those who value both beauty and functionality

Audience is a tri-band (2.4 GHz & high + lo...
DO NOT let the cables limit you, More Throughput over Power!

PWR-LINE PRO PWR-LINE PRO (PL7510Gi) is a smart...
The First MikroTik product with 10G RJ45 Ethernet ports, CRS312-4C+8XG-RM

CRS312-4C+8XG-RM Switch of the future: the firs...
Netflix has identified vulnerabilities in RouterOS.

Netflix has identified several TCP networking v...

CVE-2023-30799
A new CVE has been published, which describes a policy elevation issue, where a logged in administrator with “policy” permissions (able to grant additional permissions to any user on the router), is also able to send crafted configuration commands, that are exchanged internally by the router software components and normally are rejected when sent by […]
CVE-2023-32154
On 10/05/2023 (May 10th, 2023) MikroTik received information about a new vulnerability, which is assigned the ID CVE-2023-32154. The report stated, that vendor (MikroTik) was contacted in December, but we did not find record of such communication. The original report also says, that vendor was informed in person in an event in Toronto, where MikroTik […]
Mēris botnet
In early September 2021 QRATOR labs published an article about a new wave of DDoS attacks, which are originating from a botnet involving MikroTik devices. As far as we have seen, these attacks use the same routers that were compromised in 2018, when MikroTik RouterOS had a vulnerability, that was quickly patched. There is no […]
Fragattacks
In beginning of May 2021, a security research group from Belgium published a set of vulnerabilities they call “Frag Attacks” (from Fragmentation Attack), which affect all modern security protocols of Wi-Fi. Not all the published issues affect MikroTik products, but those that were found to be potentially affecting RouterOS, have been fixed in all currently released […]
Upgraded package signatures
The RouterOS package signing procedure has been upgraded, to use new algorithms and utilize state of the art security hardware. It will also add a possibility to verify the integrity of existing installations. The new updated package signing procedure provides additional security to prevent installation of malicious software. Best security practices: Keep RouterOS updated to the […]
CVE-2019-3981
Summary Tenable has published a potential vulnerability in older RouterOS versions where an attacker can retrieve the password hash of a RouterOS username via a complex man-in-the-middle attack over port 8291. The attacker must be able to intercept a valid RouterOS user login attempt, so he must be located in the same network as the […]
DNS cache poisoning vulnerability
Tenable has identified a vulnerability in RouterOS DNS implementation. RouterOS 6.45.6 and below is vulnerable to unauthenticated remote DNS cache poisoning via Winbox. The router is impacted even when DNS is not enabled. One possible attack vector is via Winbox on port 8291 if this port is open to untrusted networks. The resolver can be […]
Package validation and upgrade vulnerability
Tenable has identified a couple of issues with RouterOS packaging and upgrade systems. The upgrade system used by RouterOS 6.45.5 and below is vulnerable to man in the middle attacks and insufficient package validation. An attacker can abuse these vulnerabilities to downgrade a router’s installed RouterOS version, possibly lock the user out of the system, […]
CVE-2019-11477, CVE-2019-11478, CVE-2019-11479
Summary Netflix has identified several TCP networking vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel that is used in RouterOS. The vulnerabilities can trigger denial of service if the RouterOS system is attacked from an insufficiently protected network interface (port). Firewall can protect against the issue. MikroTik has already applied the necessary patches: fix included in RouterOS 6.45.1 and […]
CVE-2018-19298 CVE-2018-19299 IPv6 resource exhaustion
Summary RouterOS contained several IPv6 related resource exhaustion issues, that have now been fixed, taking care of the above-mentioned CVE entries. The first issue caused the device to reboot if traffic to a lot of different destination addresses was routed. The reboot was caused by watchdog timer since the device was overloaded and stopped responding. […]