
This router has documented security problems. Every device on this network — your work laptop, banking app, Ring camera, smart lock — is running at higher risk than it should be.
An F is not a warning — it’s a finding that the router has been independently flagged for security or supply-chain concerns serious enough to warrant action.
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If you set up this router with cloud credentials before the breach, an attacker may already have the login that controls your home network
If you set up this router with cloud credentials before the breach, an attacker may already have the login that controls your home network — including the firewall protecting your work laptop and security cameras. Reset it and turn on two-factor authentication.
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T-Mobile data breach - 76 million customers: T-Mobile's 2021 breach exposed SSNs, driver's license data, and IMEIs for 76 million customers. A follow-up breach in 2023 hit 37 million more. If you haven't changed your T-Mobile credentials since 2021, do it now.
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A real gap that affects every device sharing this Wi-Fi
It affects every device sharing this Wi-Fi — your work laptop, your phone, your kids' devices, your security cameras. Not the most urgent threat on the page, but a real edge an attacker can use to reach the rest.
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ISP controls all firmware updates: T-Mobile pushes all firmware changes to your gateway without user notification or approval. You cannot audit what software version is running on your network edge.
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Every device in your home routes through this router — an attacker with access can see everything
All internet traffic from every device in your home passes through this router. An attacker with access to it can see everything.
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No advanced firewall or VLAN access: No user-accessible VLAN, IDS, or advanced firewall configuration. Traffic monitoring is limited to the T-Mobile app's basic view.
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