83% of the routers contain severe security issues
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Kaarme
I've actually checked periodically if there's a new firmware available, but Zyxel isn't exactly well-known for bothering to support their older hardware. I guess I should scrap a perfectly functional device and get a new one.
Fox2232
airbud7
I'm curious if my Gateway updates itself? it's comcast but I do own it.
looks like this
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/811NrykZ4XL._SX425_.jpg
Irenicus
Yakk
Can't complain with Gargoyal, any published vulnerabilities are usually patched within a couple days of being issued, and the OpenWRT code is pretty tight. Who knows for unpublished though.
airbud7
yeeeman
What if I don't care?
LocoDiceGR
Thats why i bought an Asus modem/router (Asus is always updating the fw)
H83
Fox2232
JamesSneed
Mufflore
I wonder how well Vigor modems/routers hold up.
No mention in their report.
sherpagoodness
do yourself a favor and build a pfsense box 🙂
https://www.pfsense.org/download/
something as small as this will run circles around 90% of whats on the market and do everything an enterprise level piece of equipment can if you know how to use it
https://fit-iot.com/web/products/fitlet2/
tsunami231
this common knowledge no? especial if you have ISP provided router, Sadely I need to still replace the isp provided router sagemcom i have here
insp1re2600
Ricepudding
At this stage what PC part doesn't have some form of security issues? 99% of the time it ain't worth worrying about. Just seems at this day and age with PCs being so advanced and i guess hackers also advancing faster than security there doesn't seem to be a 100% safe system in the world.
Though the likelihood of someone hacking into your random system at home seems rather small, There is what over a billion computers and more smart phones and tablets in use right now, Pretty sure the Lotto odds are better than that
sherpagoodness
you'd be surprised about all the bot-nets and scanners that are just constantly searching the web for an open port or vunerability. I probably spend more time than I should thinking about it, but if you ever watch the logs on a firewall it's kinda scary. Probably nothing will happen, but the climate right now with how many people are potentially unprotected or blissfully unaware is rife for disaster.
tunejunky
Fox2232
PrMinisterGR
A router running Openwrt with Cake qos and Atheros wifi adapters. There is nothing like that, nobody should bother with anything else.