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i'm not saying it's happened here, but i'd imagine with router firmware (because it's not too large) it'd be pretty cheap to have a copy of the factory firmware

i'm not saying it's happened here, but i'd imagine with router firmware (because it's not too large) it'd be pretty cheap to have a copy of the factory firmware and settings in a physically read only storage of some kind

voltagex_ 9y ago
You're correct in some cases. My last "consumer" router was a TP Link Archer D9 and doing a factory reset only restored the last flashed version of the firmware - so that partition was writeable during updates at least.