Linksys-routers Vulnerable due to multiple cgi-scripts

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Ugh .. I really should replace mine with an Asus or TP-link.
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Pfsense ftw.
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My decision to stay away from Linksys for a while after the 2012 Cisco Connect Cloud saga has been well founded, knew these guys needed to learn a few things before they could be trusted again.
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Ugh .. I really should replace mine with an Asus or TP-link.
If you can, do so. Just moved, I'm on my 2nd ASUS router running DD-WRT. Gave my parents the old one considering I put some scripts and what not in place to clear old stuff and reboot once a week.
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Not sure if I can really recommend TP-Link. Bought one last year; dual band model, worked fine for about 3 months and then it just went dead. Wasted $70. Switched to Linksys and has not caused any major issues for well over a year now. Although it does drop the connection every now and then but doesn't happen often. Compared to a Netgear one I had, that one was garbage.