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1. Looks like it's using SHA1 which is obsolete: Fri Mar 3 07:54:22 2017 us=826132 Data Channel Encrypt: Cipher 'AES-128-CBC' initialized with 128 bit key
Fri Mar 3 07:54:22 2017 us=826220 Data...
That's the problem why a old standard that is no longer safe is still around but the people could force a change are the one's who buy the networking equipement and speak with their money. I agree that when a person buy's a router for their home are not looking pass the shining picture of the router and all the bells and whistles that are listed and fill every free spot on the box little do they realiize what is missing from the total package until it is too late.