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Ubiquity breach post retracted
Report: Theft of crypto secrets could allow hackers to remotely log in to devices.
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I would turn off the cloud remote access in the UDM-Pro in a heartbeat if you could. But you can't.
Update: It turns out you can. If you add a local admin user (ironically syncs online) and then in the top level, turn off Remote Access, the controller vanishes from the online portal and you can login as a local use. I guess changing the password again is then sensible.
It says you loose 'transfer owner' ability. No big loss.
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I would turn off the cloud remote access in the UDM-Pro in a heartbeat if you could. But you can't.
Update: It turns out you can. If you add a local admin user (ironically syncs online) and then in the top level, turn off Remote Access, the controller vanishes from the online portal and you can login as a local use. I guess changing the password again is then sensible.
It says you loose 'transfer owner' ability. No big loss.
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