Netgear patches router and extender flaws, but some models are unsupported
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by DiarioBitcoin ·
Netgear released firmware to fix vulnerabilities in several routers and range extenders, but not every affected device gets a full fix. Some models are already at end of support, while others can be updated normally.
Key points
- The flaws may allow unauthorized actions, depending on the device and attack conditions.
- CVE-2026-11732 requires the Block Sites feature to be enabled in the described scenario.
- Affected models for that issue include CAX30, RAX30, RAX5 and RAXE300.
- RAX5 and EX3700 have reached end of service, so no further patches are expected.
- Netgear also said CVE-2026-9218 and the R7300DST are not fully fixed in the latest firmware.
Why it matters
Home and small-office network users need to know which devices can still be patched and which are out of support. For EoS hardware, updating is not enough and replacement may be necessary.
Original headline: “Netgear alerta sobre fallas en routers y repetidores: qué modelos actualizar”
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