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Get Logs (dbglogs) [Doesn't Work Anymore]

Disclaimer: - This is Only for educational purposes, No one is responsible for any type of damage.

NOTE: FTP username will be admin & password will be your admin password in WEB-UI (Router Configuration Page).

  1. Make sure you have openssl installed or else install it and add it to environment variable PATH.

  2. Download and Extract the zip of your respective firmware from here

  3. Get server.key file from the Extracted zip at /pfrm2.0/etc/server.key and Copy it to Desktop/JF.

  4. Grab the encryption key for your router model from here and Copy it to Desktop/JF as server.key

  5. Go to Your Router WEB-UI Page (http://192.168.29.1) and Sign in as Admin. (The default credentials are admin : Jiocentrum)

  6. After you have signed in, change the URL in the address bar from http://192.168.29.1/platform.cgi to http://192.168.29.1/dbglog.cgi

  7. Press Enter and wait a few minutes until a file gets downloaded.

  8. Save the downloaded file (reliance-dbglog-enc.tgz) to Desktop/JF

  9. Open up Terminal or Command Prompt in Desktop/JF

  10. Decrypt the downloaded .enc file using the command openssl aes-128-cbc -d -kfile "server.key" -in "reliance-dbglog-enc.tgz" -out "reliance-dbglog-dec.tgz"

  11. Extract the reliance-dbglog-dec.tgz file using 7zip or use the command tar -xvf reliance-dbglog-dec.tgz

  12. You will see a lot of files have been extracted to the directory Desktop/JF. These are the dbglogs.

  13. Use DB Browser for SQLite to open the files with .db extension.

  14. Now experiment with those files on your own.

The system.db file contains all the configuration data including Wi-Fi passwords, TR-069 Configuration, Router WEB-UI Passwords, and a lot more...