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Cisco type 7 - Reverser

Dec 23, 2019
1 min read

Passwords with Cisco Router configurations can be stored in a number of different forms. Each with a varied degree of security. Cisco Type 7 based secrets are a very poor and legacy way of storing the password. Anyone with access to the systems running configuration will be able to easily decode the Cisco Type 7 value. This is demonstrated in the form below. A type 7 password is not actually encrypted at all it is simply encoded. The fact that it is encoded means it can be decoded very easily.


Try this one for example: 0235307E25212A6F65602F36







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