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Question of the Day: How do you normally pay for purchases in stores?
Multiple security flaws found in Netgear routers
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system32
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Solution:
OpenWrt / Lede-project
OpenWrt / Lede-project
supersunbird
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And in English please, what is the solution?
Install custom firmware if your router supports it.
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And things will only get worse as the manufacturers try to cut costs and employ the cheapest programmers/coders...
And things will only get worse as the manufacturers try to cut costs and employ the cheapest programmers/coders...
I'm not sold on custom firmware for "routers".
They often perform worse than the factory image in terms of Wifi performance and stability.
You may get better security.
Nothing really beats getting a good quality product from the get-go.
IE> PfSense + dumb Access Point or such.
They often perform worse than the factory image in terms of Wifi performance and stability.
You may get better security.
Nothing really beats getting a good quality product from the get-go.
IE> PfSense + dumb Access Point or such.