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I have found on Bleeping Computer (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/netgear-warns-users-to-patch-recently-fixed-wifi-router-bug/) the fact that my router is now under vulnerability for ...
So how do you know NG won't take responsibility? Kind of presumptuous of you isn't it. Since this article just didn't break today...dated 12/29/22.
Add to the fact that the CAX30 is NOT on that list...don't see how this issue is valid nor a Security Breach on the CAX30.
So how do you know NG won't take responsibility? Kind of presumptuous of you isn't it. Since this article just didn't break today...dated 12/29/22.
Add to the fact that the CAX30 is NOT on that list...don't see how this issue is valid nor a Security Breach on the CAX30.
They (Netgear) said they take no responsibility. I just found out the CAX40 is the one affected. So thanks for drawing that to my attention.
""NETGEAR is not responsible for any consequences that could have been avoided by following the recommendations in this notification." is what that article posted.
CAX40 is not a valid model. There is only the CAX30 and CAX80.
I see a couple of items for the CAX30 listed here:
https://www.netgear.com/about/security
Seems like NG is already aware of the issue at hand and being responsible about it. Be patient while they work on it. Fixes don't come over night.