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So 80% of these vulnerabilities are on Netgear routers, and nearly all of them are rated as High severity. That's really impressive. I don't think I'll buy a
by xedrac 5y ago
So 80% of these vulnerabilities are on Netgear routers, and nearly all of them are rated as High severity. That's really impressive. I don't think I'll buy a Netgear router ever again.
- chasil 5y agoIf the router allows 3rd-party firmware and well-maintained ROMs are available, why avoid the hardware (unless you don't want to apply the upgrades)? Cable modems typically do not allow this; only the cable provider is able to apply oem firmware updates.
- proactivesvcs 5y agoSkirting a discussion on how relatively good or bad Netgear are, the results seem to be vague as to whether they're resolved, how bad each vulnerability is, and it seems to list a device for each firmware version. I don't think the front-page numbers are necessarily particularly helpful.
- outsomnia 5y agoYou're right that the bulk of them will have been resolved... but... given the sheer continuous volume of them for Netgear, does that actually help? It seems there will always be enough undiscovered or unresolved vulns "in flight" to compromise it on demand.