Unauthenticated RCE in Motorola's MR2600 Router
MrBruh
78 points
25 comments
July 12, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
VladVladikoff
>42 hosts with remote management >vender doesn’t want to fix it Sometimes I wonder if the white hat hackers who find such a thing should just take it a step further and patch those hosts. Take the firmware, fix those bugs and update those 42 routers.
yukIttEft
In Germany we have "Störerhaftung" where routerowners are responsible for everything that happens through their router. I wonder how this would hold up in court, couldn't you argue that routers are generally buggy, how can they force any responsibility if they can easily be hacked?
bri3d
Vendor wise, these were never really made by a “Motorola” -this is a Zoom router (thus the domain) that used the Motorola name under license. The “old” Motorola router division Motorola Home got sold to Arris _without_ the brand name in 2013, and then the brand name went to Zoom in 2016. Zoom merged with another vendor called Minim, went bankrupt in 2023, and the assets were bought by a company called e2Companies in 2024. So e2Companies is who the author should email, but good luck. I’m shocked these were even “maintained” until 2024.
4llan
Really curious the use of the "zoom.com" domain. However, since the endpoint uses insecure HTTP, maybe this should be a simple endpoint/hostname redirection. A search of "router/firmware/query.aspx" leads me to D-Link endpoints who also uses the "wrpd" subdomain.