Yeah this is not like you have to craft special wireless packets to compromise the Broadcom network stack and then gain access. It's not that kind of vulnerabil

Yeah this is not like you have to craft special wireless packets to compromise the Broadcom network stack and then gain access. It's not that kind of vulnerability. This is really dumb and anybody can stumble across it. Hell, I work on network devices and non-production ones have root and blank as the password. I have tried the same in my laptop many times out of habit. Responsible disclosure works when you are fairly certain you have found something nobody else knows about. Logging in with root must be known to many people.