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US considers banning TP-Link routers over cybersecurity risks
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Are TP link routers still untrustworthy after you've flashed OpenWRT on them?
(That wasn't rhetorical, BTW. I have TP-link gear running OpenWRT and am wondering if I should be worried about it.)
No because it's an up to date firmware with the latest security patches.
Unless the hardware is also shitty and has some vulnerabilities.