12 Sep 2024 01:37 PM
Hello, I recently ran a vulnerability scan on my network using `nmap --script vuln` that showed there is a known exploit for the SE210, what should I do from here? Are firmware updates still being released for this model and if not am I entitled to an upgrade?
12 Sep 2024 01:53 PM - last edited: 12 Sep 2024 02:27 PM
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@LatelyFebruary wrote:
that showed there is a known exploit for the SE210,
Did this identify a particular CVE?
Are firmware updates still being released for this model
Yes they are, because the Sky Broadband Hub is very much still in support
and if not am I entitled to an upgrade?
I doubt Sky would offer a no-cost swap to a Max Hub and pod plus the relevant subscription add-on. Even if accurate, any such exploit is presumably only viable from inside the local network (or within wireless range at worst) so is essentially theoretical.
12 Sep 2024 01:53 PM - last edited: 12 Sep 2024 02:27 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@LatelyFebruary wrote:
that showed there is a known exploit for the SE210,
Did this identify a particular CVE?
Are firmware updates still being released for this model
Yes they are, because the Sky Broadband Hub is very much still in support
and if not am I entitled to an upgrade?
I doubt Sky would offer a no-cost swap to a Max Hub and pod plus the relevant subscription add-on. Even if accurate, any such exploit is presumably only viable from inside the local network (or within wireless range at worst) so is essentially theoretical.
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