>edit: D-Link has been famously shitty for a long time. Some would say they took it to an entirely new level. Check out this disclosure from October of 2011:

>edit: D-Link has been famously shitty for a long time. Some would say they took it to an entirely new level. Check out this disclosure from October of 2011: https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/924307 https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/924307 Summary: after receiving a burst of traffic it disabled WPA/2 and failed wide open. Apparently it was possible to trigger this fault with auth attempts so an attacker didn't even need to wait for someone on the WiFi to send a lot of data before it failed open. I don't even know how something fails like this. Brain hurts.