2023-06-21 07:43:00
A ASUS announced a novo firmware for several of your router models. In this sense, it arrives with several cumulative security updates that try to correct several flaws pointed out by device users. The company recommends updating as soon as possible.
Due to the vulnerability that devices have without this firmware, the company recommends updating soon or at least limiting access to the WAN until they are finally protected. In addition, the brand recommends creating separate passwords for the administration page of each of the models.
These passwords must be at least eight characters long, combining numbers, symbols and capital letters. According to ASUS, the idea is to avoid using the same chosen words for many services or devices. Now, check out which routers were affected:
GT6
GT-AXE16000
GT-AX11000 PRO
GT-AX6000
GT-AX11000
GS-AX5400
GS-AX3000
XT9
XT8
XT8 V2
RT-AX86U PRO
RT -AX86U
RT-AX86S
RT-AX82U
RT-AX58U
RT-AX3000
TUF-AX6000
TUF-AX5400
See also the changelog with the corrections that the firmware released by ASUS is bringing:
Fixed DoS vulnerabilities in firewall configuration pages.
Fixed DoS vulnerabilities in httpd.
Fixed information disclosure vulnerability.
Fixed null pointer dereference vulnerabilities
Fixed cfg server vulnerability.
Fixed vulnerability in logmessage function.
Fixed XSS stored in client DOM
Fixed HTTP response splitting vulnerability
Fixed HTML status page vulnerability.
Fixed HTTP response split vulnerability.
Fixed Samba-related vulnerabilities.
Fixed open redirect vulnerability.
Fixed token authentication security issues.
Fixed security issues on status page.
ECDSA certificates enabled and supported for Let’s Encrypt.
Advanced credential protection.
Advanced protection for OTA firmware updates.
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