Unpatched Broadcom Wi-Fi Flaw Allows Remote Code Execution on Routers
Researcher discloses vulnerability exploitable within radio range on Broadcom-based home gateways

Key Takeaways
- A vulnerability in Broadcom's Wi-Fi setup software allows code execution as root within radio range of affected routers.
- The attack does not require the network password or pairing, and was demonstrated against Belgian ISP-supplied home gateways.
- One demonstration resulted in the disclosure of the device's Wi-Fi password.
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