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¿Algún programador de unitronics en jalisco/guadalajara? Necesito varios programadores para empleo a tiempo completo. Las habilidades de desarrollo web completo también serían útiles. Any Unitronics Vision programmers in Guadalajara or greater Jalisco MX area? I would like to find 2-3 devs for a permanent full time position, web dev experience and English skills are a plus. -
Please forgive my oversimplification of the issue. I've been awake since early Thanksgiving morning trying to get wells back online that were affected by this hack lol.
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It's actually the exact opposite. The router is set to forward port 20256 from their public IP address (WAN) to their to their private IP address (LAN). This is actually fairly common, and while it's not secure, it's generally okay because there is little incentive (profit motive) to hack in these situations. Tensions in the ME provided the incentive absent a profit motive. It's a good lesson learned here - avoid using default settings. -
Anyone affected by this hack had port 20256 forwarded to their public IP. It's literally because the programming port is forwarded to the internet, doesn't even really qualify as a hack. If you get hit by this you should fire your networking guy.
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By Joe Tauser · Posted
I've had a couple of customers hit by this. I've been in communication with Unitronics and the problem has understandably been promoted to top priority. Their position right now is a VPN is the way to go. Joe T.
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