Name another 7-year-old home wifi access point that still gets manufacturer software updates. The contemporaneous Asus RT-N66U stopped getting new releases years ago and in all likelihood contains a bunch of vestigial vulnerabilities. OnHub got scores of software updates over its life and the only time they had a CVE it was patched and pushed to all hardware globally in less than 24 hours. I don't see how this model of control is not clearly superior.
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May I ask what are those routers?
He's probably talking about Nest, Eero, AirPort (RIP), etc.
Yeah... https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/11257354?hl=en
I understand that it's already insecure but seriously?
Name another 7-year-old home wifi access point that still gets manufacturer software updates. The contemporaneous Asus RT-N66U stopped getting new releases years ago and in all likelihood contains a bunch of vestigial vulnerabilities. OnHub got scores of software updates over its life and the only time they had a CVE it was patched and pushed to all hardware globally in less than 24 hours. I don't see how this model of control is not clearly superior.
A Cisco 8200 would probably be what he wants.