On 2017-10-18, William Unruh wrote:
No. Many closed source vendors do not bother trying to fix things unless
their feet are really roasted. In the case of routers, since the primary
attack vector is to clients, and since routers rarely act as clients
(most are not in bridge mode) they do not bother. And other closed
source vendors do not bother since fixing it only affects the bottom
line negatively.

In some cases it may be possible to run alternative firmware, such
as dd-wrt or tomato, once the appropriate versions for your router
have been patched.

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