Superhub Just got the SuperHub 3 - Page 9

Grimpy · 25-11-2015, 16:07

What's the difference? I think I still have the first superhub can that not handle the 200mbps upgrade?

qasdfdsaq · 25-11-2015, 18:43

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Originally Posted by Kushan

Bingo!

Honestly, as far as WiFi is concerned if someone's got physical access it doesn't matter what your password is.

MUD_Wizard · 25-11-2015, 21:29

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Originally Posted by Kushan

Or they just got some student intern in to do it. Why pay a proper developer?

JQuery/AJAX in general or the stuff being used on the hub? Because JQuery is amazing and SPAs would be nearly impossible without them.

Haha. I probably shouldn't say as I'm talking with the developer and he's probably reading the forum.

SnoopZ · 25-11-2015, 21:43

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Originally Posted by MUD_Wizard

Haha. I probably shouldn't say as I'm talking with the developer and he's probably reading the forum.

Tell him to hurry up with firmware updates and make sure the Xbox One NAT is fixed!!! haha

RobboEdin · 27-11-2015, 14:03

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Originally Posted by Grimpy

What's the difference? I think I still have the first superhub can that not handle the 200mbps upgrade?

It can but no configuration file will be made available for 200Mb on Superhub1.

MUD_Wizard · 28-11-2015, 04:16

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ

Tell him to hurry up with firmware updates and make sure the Xbox One NAT is fixed!!! haha

I've been playing around with NAT today, as you'll see from the thread in the trial forum.

Also had another look at ipv6 (with some progress), ipv4 DNS override and a bunch of other stuff.

Really a lot of hidden features in the new hub.

General Maximus · 28-11-2015, 07:38

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Originally Posted by MUD_Wizard

ipv4 DNS override.

hallelujah, they have finally realised.

SnoopZ · 28-11-2015, 11:05

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Originally Posted by MUD_Wizard

I've been playing around with NAT today, as you'll see from the thread in the trial forum.

Also had another look at ipv6 (with some progress), ipv4 DNS override and a bunch of other stuff.

Really a lot of hidden features in the new hub.

Hope things improve soon.

pip08456 · 28-11-2015, 11:45

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Originally Posted by Milambar

That.. does not sound good. I'm a firm believer in that if you make passwords too stupidly complex, then they get written down, thereby nullifying any security.

I've seen studies that purport to prove that simple but easy to remember long passwords are better than shorter overcomplicated passwords that get written down.

I'm a firm believer that that gives a false sense of security. A wireless hacker doesn't need to see the password you've had to write down. Make it complex and he won't devote the time to it.

Look at it this way, an 8 letter lower case password has 208,827,064,576 different combinations - a huge number but with the right tools won't take long to crack especially now that Amazon has made GPU cloud computing available. Add a capital letter into the mix and the time raises expotentially as it will continue to do with the addition of a number and then a special case - come back in a hunderd years or so for the answer.

Long and memorable passwords are normally a combination of words or a phrase which are ultimately easier to crack.

BTW I've just checked on my low end rig and the 8 letter lower case password would take 52 days maximum to crack the password.

Ignitionnet · 28-11-2015, 16:36

https://xkcd.com/936/

MUD_Wizard · 28-11-2015, 17:26

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Originally Posted by General Maximus

hallelujah, they have finally realised.

IPv4/v6 override is not one of the features available in the VM/LG GUI.

General Maximus · 28-11-2015, 17:34

so is it using non-VM firmware atm? I am confused

MUD_Wizard · 29-11-2015, 00:39

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Originally Posted by General Maximus

so is it using non-VM firmware atm? I am confused

The "playing around" I've been doing has not been using the GUI (hence hidden features). It has been using the standard firmware though. You can probably work it out from that without me saying the 4 letters.

General Maximus · 29-11-2015, 07:46

gotcha

Kushan · 29-11-2015, 11:47

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Originally Posted by MUD_Wizard

The "playing around" I've been doing has not been using the GUI (hence hidden features). It has been using the standard firmware though. You can probably work it out from that without me saying the 4 letters.

Boob? Fart? Arse?

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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

Honestly, as far as WiFi is concerned if someone's got physical access it doesn't matter what your password is.

Bingo x2!