All the (three?) articles about this gloss over whether/how this is remotely exploitable or whether you need to be on the local network. This would seem to be e

All the (three?) articles about this gloss over whether/how this is remotely exploitable or whether you need to be on the local network. This would seem to be evidence that it is: > Basically, the first IP address you see there – 222.141.xx.xxx, which comes from China – was trying to upload a malicious file on the router using the vulnerabilities. Since when does a router respond to the whole world on port 80 by default?