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600,000 routers 'bricked' over 72-hours
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(06-06-2024, 04:22 AM)OneStepBack Wrote: Home internet routers are very insecure.  I am looking into using pfSense. It runs on Windows, Mac, Linux and BSD.
 

Wikipedia

pfSense website

You could stop your ISP updating firmware until you are sure its safe.

I suspect (but I don't know for certain) that preventing your ISP from updating the firmware probably 'violates' your contractual 'agreement' with them as a service provider.  Those agreements are usually why many people can't simply "buy the best router" and use it instead of the one they 'provide' you.

I like the idea of virtualizing the router, but I think in so far as 'security' it just opens up a whole new way to exploit the situation.
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RE: 600,000 routers 'bricked' over 72-hours - by Maxmars - 06-06-2024, 11:33 AM

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