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Replacement firmware

Replace router software with a customizable system for network controls and community packages.

How to get started

Follow the guide for your exact router version. The first installation may use its web interface, recovery mode or a serial connection.

Setup
Firmware replacement; route varies by router
You’ll need
Exact hardware revision, an appropriate OpenWrt release and its model-specific installation guide.
A1 / A2
Get OpenWrt firmware Release listed · 25.12.6
A1,A2; A1
Open hardware record
Original project github.com

Recorded configuration: 8 MB flash; 64 MB RAM

First installation
GUI OEM; D-Link Recovery GUI
Sources

Features & details

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Device details

d-link dir-505 — device documentation (github.com)

Hardware revision
A1,A2

Device details

D-Link DIR-505 rev A1 — TechInfoDepot (github.com)D-Link DIR-505 rev A1 — WikiDevi (github.com)

Hardware revision
A1

Device details

Device details — Source documentation (openwrt.org)

Hardware revision
A1 / A2

OpenWrt · A1 / A2

OpenWrt · A1 / A2 — Source documentation (openwrt.org)

Installation routes recorded
GUI OEM, D-Link Recovery GUI
Recovery routes recorded
D-Link Recovery GUI
Availability recorded by source
Discontinued 2017

Hardware details

Security

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Model advisories

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CVE published

D-Link DIR-505

Stack-based buffer overflow in the do_hnap function in www/my_cgi.cgi in D-Link DSP-W215 (Rev

CVE-2014-3936

Affected firmware
Version details in source scope
Fix
Fix details in the linked record
Read mitre CVE record
Details and sources
Public disclosure CVE updated

Stack-based buffer overflow in the do_hnap function in www/my_cgi.cgi in D-Link DSP-W215 (Rev. A1) with firmware 1.01b06 and earlier, DIR-505 with firmware before 1.08b10, and DIR-505L with firmware 1.01 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long Content-Length header in a GetDeviceSettings action in an HNAP request.

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