I am not a security expert so I don’t know all the details, and I think GL.inet routers are some of the best in the world right now, but I thnk it’s not a very big investment to improve the security from average or maybe OK to excellent.
Just like the firmware and hardware is much better than most of the normal routers, GL.inet should also make their security (and privacy) much better than the other companies.
It only takes one incident where firmware was changed or hacked, and the whole reputation can be spoiled for a long time. The risk of bad security is bad for business!
Thanks a lot, Leo.
Can you please also take a look at www.goodcloud.xyz if you can. There the general situation is already quite good. There the choice of the chipper suites can possibly be improved a bit.
Today I discovered by chance a little How Too about the differences in the technical implementation of an integrity check by e.g. MD5 and SHA256, which is probably at least a partial solution for.
Just in case someone is interested in this for e.g. own projects. Experienced programmers, will surely know even more uncomplicated ways of implementation.
Now we have the half year jubilee of "unsecure-firmware-validation-check reporting on gl forum. Thats time for a party. Lets open champagne.
Ok. the bug report can be much older. Its not possible to check the bug reports from weeks of testing gl products, because the bug tracker was deleted: GL.iNet - Connecting The World To Secure Wi-Fi
How ever. Today ist time for a party.
Looks forward.