Glad that you are on top of it, as I believe overall, companies SHOULD make it known to customers, that when on of their products hits “End of Life” EOF, support, the companies should make their customers aware of the risk. I actually believe this SHOULD be a government mandate, that companies have to notify users, that there will be security risks, with older hardware that is no longer updated, or supported. Microsoft lets users know, that now that Windows 10 is no longer supported or receiving patches/security patches ( unless you pay for extended support) you will be more at risk of a security incident.
If this was mandated, I believe this alone would increase many users, and companies security, and reduce risks.
It be a big step, in overall security for everyone
Hackers use Old unsupported routers, as “jump points” for their hacking utilities, bots etc.
For me I have 2 routers I have to upgrade in then next 3-5 months as they are now considered old, (Mfg 2019) and are at the end of life support/patches.
I don’t want to buy a TP-Link router, ( which is what is MOSTLY sold on Amazon) because of the China threats/security risks- which even the U.S. government is mandating they no longer be used within any government agencies.
The FCC Banned New Foreign-Made Wi-Fi Routers. Here’s What That Means.
Overall what is odd, is that there are not many NON TPLink routers /companies left, so China is dominating the router/wireless router/ Access point market.
