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All those home routers. All those home routers running Linux. All those home routers that are difficult to upgrade. All those home routers that will soon be par

• eyeareque 12y ago
  If they aren't already a part of a botnet.
• lunixbochs 12y ago
  Those (Linux-based) home routers usually use uclibc, which is not glibc. Similarly, they usually use busybox ash as a shell and thus weren't vulnerable to shellshock. Some do use openssl, so might still be affected by heartbleed.
  • tonyg 12y ago
    Good point! Hooray for avoidance of software monocultures. On the other hand, I shall now work hard to stop worrying about undiscovered vulnerabilities in uclibc.
  • pjmlp 12y ago
    But it is still C code, so...
• deleted 12y ago
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