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Security

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Software

Unable to verify

We have historical release information for this router but cannot currently confirm the latest release.

Support

Supported

eero publishes a security-update policy; this record does not claim a model-specific end date.

What should I do?

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Software release history

Historical · Last checked 12/09/2026

Official release notes ↗

We have historical information for this router but cannot currently confirm the latest release.

7.11.1

Released 10/10/2025

Documented fact: Improved TrueMesh path selection around interference and roaming for multi-link devices, with performance and stability improvements.

WiFiXpert interpretation: If the documented changes match your problem, checking the approved release may be worthwhile. It is not a guaranteed fix.

What changed
  • TrueMesh path-selection improvements
  • Roaming improvements for multi-link devices
  • Performance and stability improvements
Known problems

Nothing documented in the checked source.

Security fixes

Nothing documented in the checked source.

Technical details
  • The public note applies to eeroOS; ISP timing and approval may differ.

7.10.2

Released 05/09/2025

Documented fact: Fixed a roaming issue on networks with multi-link operation enabled, with performance and stability improvements.

WiFiXpert interpretation: If the documented changes match your problem, checking the approved release may be worthwhile. It is not a guaranteed fix.

What changed
  • Roaming fix for some multi-link networks
  • Performance and stability improvements
Known problems

Nothing documented in the checked source.

Security fixes

Nothing documented in the checked source.

Technical details
  • The public note does not promise that this resolves every dropout.

Vendor coverage

A vendor can have useful public sources without having enough exact model evidence for a result.

Calix

Information not yet available.

GigaSpire gateways are commonly controlled by the broadband provider. We do not yet have a verified public model-level release record.

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Plume / OpenSync

Information not yet available.

The OpenSync software branch and the router maker both matter. We do not yet have a verified consumer-router branch record.

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Security warnings

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Vulnerable TP-Link and MikroTik routers

DNS hijacking used to redirect traffic and harvest credentials.

What to do

Update supported firmware, replace end-of-life hardware, and check DNS and admin settings.

NCSC · checked 17 August 2026High23 April 2026 · Active

SOHO routers and smart devices

Compromised edge devices used to hide attacks against critical sectors.

What to do

Patch, disable unnecessary remote management, and use strong unique admin credentials.

NCSC / CISA · checked 17 August 2026High2 June 2025 · Patched / investigate

ASUS consumer routers

Known vulnerabilities plus weak credentials were combined to add persistent SSH access that survives reboots.

What to do

Install the latest ASUS firmware, inspect for unknown SSH keys or access, and replace unsupported models.

CSA Singapore · checked 17 August 2026PatchOngoing · Vendor register

TP-Link routers and smart devices

Older unsupported routers have appeared in botnets and credential attacks.

What to do

Check your hardware version, apply the official patch, and retire end-of-life units.

TP-Link · checked 17 August 2026HighJanuary 2025 · End of life

Legacy D-Link routers

Legacy models actively targeted through old vulnerabilities and recruited into botnets.

What to do

Replace affected end-of-life models rather than relying on a reboot.

MyCERT / D-Link · checked 17 August 2026PatchOngoing · Vendor register

DrayTek Vigor routers, access points and switches

Code execution, information disclosure, denial of service, buffer overflow and WLAN-driver issues.

What to do

Match the exact model to its advisory and use official firmware only.

DrayTek PSIRT · checked 17 August 2026Historical6 May 2021 · Historical

Older EE, Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin Media and Vodafone routers

A Which? investigation reported weaknesses in several old ISP-supplied models.

What to do

Ask whether your exact model still receives updates and request replacement if it does not.

Mirror / Which? coverage · checked 17 August 2026End of support6 May 2024 · End of life

Sky Hub 3 or earlier and selected NOW hubs

Reports described provider notices that some older hubs would no longer receive security updates.

What to do

Confirm the exact model and notice, change the admin password, and replace unsupported equipment.

The Sun / provider notices · checked 17 August 2026

How we check our facts

We start with manufacturers, providers and recognised cyber-security authorities. Forum reports never become confirmed warnings.

Show our checking order
  1. 1Current regulator or government cyber advisory
  2. 2Current official ISP or router-vendor support / PSIRT bulletin
  3. 3Standards body or primary technical research
  4. 4Reputable industry publication
  5. 5Mainstream newspaper report
  6. 6Moderated vendor community
  7. 7Reddit or social post — investigation lead only

Security register checked 17 August 2026. Release records display their own check dates and freshness.