&gt;let&#x27;s worry about that screw up after you get the remote code execution under control. Please confirm you understand this report.<p>This is an awful vulnerability and their immediate attempts at mitigation are sad but I feel like the Open Source community could do itself a lot of favors by avoiding this kind of tone. Not everyone working as a programmer is as good as you. Not everyone working as a programmer is any good. If you care about security here, why not concentrate on educating them. It&#x27;s pretty likely the devs at any consumer hardware company aren&#x27;t world-beaters; if we wanted that we would be willing to pay more than $100 for a router. It&#x27;s also likely any large company has a chain of command these things have to go down through and back up again and for every link in that chain there&#x27;s a greater than 0 chance the person has no idea about proper security. You may feel the security flaw is an obvious red flag that should have peoples&#x27; hair on fire but not everyone understands what you do.