None of the vulnerabilities are WAN side, which means that the average home user won't be affected by them. However, it also surprises/depresses me that there is no auto-update functionality.
Vulnerabilities happen. Architecture and secure design is critical. However, your patching and remediation strategy is what counts in the field.
I should add "the average home user 'likely' won't be affected by them". There's a couple of reasons for this, but it's still not a good enough reason to warrant allowing this kinda thing to continue to ship
Vulnerabilities happen. Architecture and secure design is critical. However, your patching and remediation strategy is what counts in the field.