Cisco revealed that there are 15 bugs, but a handful are brutal - as bad as bad gets. The buggy hardware this time are the RV160, RV260, RV340 and RV345 products. Seemingly great and powerful on the outside, but inside a dumpster fire of disgracefully buggy software. Yet again, critical security flaws in Cisco routersĬisco inferno: Networking giant reveals three 10/10 rated critical router bugsīy Simon Sharwood of The Register February 4, 2022Ĭisco reminds me of the Wizard of Oz. All the bugs are now displayed belowĢ016 bugs 2015 bugs 2014 bugs 2013 bugs 2012 bugs 2011 bugs 2010 bugs 20 To see all the bugs on one B_I_G web page (makes it easy to find all the issues for any one manufacturer) click this button =>ĭONE. Older bugs, from 2016 through 2012, are available at the bottom of this page. A lawsuit alleged that D-Link "failed to take reasonable steps to protect their routers and IP cameras from widely known and reasonably foreseeable risks of unauthorized access." D-Link was also accused of misleading the public about the security of their devices. THE US GOVERNMENT IS MAD AS HELL: In January 2017, the FTC accused D-Link of leaving its routers and webcam devices vulnerable to hackers. Other huge flaws involved UPnP being exposed to the Internet and file sharing on a USB port. Then, of course, there is WPS, the electronic equivalent of a "hack me" sign on your back. Another flaw not to be missed is the Misfortune Cookie from December 2014. A router backdoor was exposed, then instead of being removed, was just better hidden. The port 32764 issue from January 2014 and April 2014 for example.
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Another reason is cost: router software is developed as cheaply as possible.īIG BUGS: A number of flaws stand out.
One reason for this is your ISP, which may have configured the router/gateway in an insecure way, either on purpose, to allow spying, or out of laziness or incompetence. You may be thinking that all software is buggy, but router software is probably worse. Starting April 2018, I also track routers in the news which details the exploitation of router flaws. This page documents the existence of bugs in routers. On the whole, the software in these routers is buggy as heck. If you care about the security of your router, and you should, it is best to avoid consumer grade routers.
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