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Who cares, this does not even warrant a responsible disclosure. Netgear can't fix that in a way that makes everyone happy. You can revoke the cert, then what? A
by gsich 7y ago
Who cares, this does not even warrant a responsible disclosure. Netgear can't fix that in a way that makes everyone happy. You can revoke the cert, then what? A firmware update with a new cert? Same problem, private key will still be on the device and in the firmware file. Self signed? You get users crying about the cert. HTTP only? You get users crying about "not secure" even though that might not be true in all cases.
My guess is that people before the ones in the gist have tried to contact Netgear about this (since it's not hard to find) and chose to ignore it.