Browse all 209 CVE security advisories affecting NETGEAR. AI-powered Chinese analysis, POCs, and references for each vulnerability.
NETGEAR manufactures networking hardware, primarily consumer and small business routers, switches, and wireless access points. The company’s extensive vulnerability record, comprising 177 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), highlights systemic security weaknesses in its embedded firmware. Historically, the most prevalent flaw classes include remote code execution (RCE), which allows attackers to gain full control over devices, and cross-site scripting (XSS) within web management interfaces. Privilege escalation and buffer overflow vulnerabilities are also common, often stemming from insufficient input validation and hardcoded credentials. These defects have facilitated large-scale botnet recruitment and unauthorized network access. While NETGEAR has implemented security response protocols, the high volume of disclosed issues reflects ongoing challenges in securing resource-constrained IoT devices. The persistent presence of critical flaws underscores the difficulty of maintaining robust security standards across a vast portfolio of consumer networking equipment.
This page lists every published CVE security advisory associated with NETGEAR. Each entry links to a detailed page with CVSS scoring, CWE classification, affected products and references. AI-generated Chinese analysis is provided for fast triage.