RouterSploit

RouterSploit is an open-source exploitation framework specifically designed for attacking embedded devices such as routers, access points, NAS appliances, and IoT hardware. Modeled after Metasploit's architecture, it provides a familiar console interface with modules for exploits, credential attacks, and vulnerability scanning tailored to the unique attack surfaces of embedded systems. Penetration testers and red team operators use RouterSploit to identify and exploit known vulnerabilities in network infrastructure that traditional vulnerability scanners often overlook. The framework includes a credential brute-forcing module with default password dictionaries for hundreds of device vendors, making it particularly effective for auditing network perimeters where consumer and enterprise embedded devices are deployed.