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Re: R7000 open vulnerability with unencrypted logon
No, not a worry. Just observation of login abilities. Also bitdefender deemed it a vulnerability. With so much going on nowadays seems like soho setups need to become more business minded is all.
Re: R7000 open vulnerability with unencrypted logon
Well, maybe something NG will look at. Would be up them to make changes. I presume some of this would be customer or how many instances of bad experiences with this issue. Haven't seen a ton of issues where people are abusing this issue. May not be something to worry too much about, since this has been the norm regarding the UI for a long time. Up to the Mfrs though.
Re: R7000 open vulnerability with unencrypted logon
Hi All,
We are aware of this request for our routers and we are in the process of rolling this feature through firmware update for various product models. We will inform you as soon as the feature is released.
Re: R7000 open vulnerability with unencrypted logon
Waiting for it. Also OpenVPN SHA256 key support should be added to firmware, because OpenVPN will stop support of MD5 keys in this April. Also GUI of the router need to be redesign (adaptive design like Bootstrap).
