18 points zoobab 2 days ago 3 comments
myself248 8 hours ago | parent
simoncion 49 minutes ago | parent
It seems like the author is aware of the undercount, no?
FTFA:
> [This issue] affects dozens of vendors, hundreds of products, and millions of Broadcom-based access points worldwide. In an effort to discover all affected vendors and devices, I’m providing a fingerprinting script and YARA rule so you can help me document the blast radius.
> ...
> I demonstrated that the vulnerability is present and exploitable on 3 out of 4 Belgian Internet Service Providers including Proximus (BBOX 3V+), VOO (Netgear CG3100, Netgear CG3700, Technicolor 7210, CGA4233) and Orange (ASKEY TCG3000). Telenet may be affected through Sagemcom F@st devices, but I could not get my hands on one.
> As of October 15th, 2026, none of these affected devices have been patched. This means you can get a root shell from across the street on a significant proportion of routers in Belgium, and probably elsewhere.
> ...
> I did some napkin math with my friend Sol using data published by the IBPT and public communication from the ISPs about model release over the years. I have medium confidence in these numbers; hopefully the ISPs will start communicating about the exact number of affected devices once this hits the Internet. [A table that contains guestimates of number of affected subscribers from the four Belgian ISPs mentioned above follows.]
> ...
> And this is *not* limited to Belgium. Affected manufacturers serve a larger market.
userbinator 29 minutes ago | parent
...or someone spends a bit of time with an AI to come up with a patch? Bonus points for one that can be remotely installed using the same exploit...