Is your router still getting security updates?

A router, camera or NAS that no longer gets updates stays vulnerable for good, and nothing warns you. Look up yours: every date comes from the manufacturer.

TP-Link

Model
Archer AX55
Ver
1.0
Power
12V ⎓ 1.5A
S/N
22314B5000917

Made in China

Turn the device over: the model and the hardware version (Ver, H/W or Rev) are on this label.

Where 5,564 devices stand today

1921devices already past their end of support

  • 2,697 supported
  • 725 ending within a year
  • 132 depends on the hardware version
  • 1,921 no longer supported
  • 89 no date published

28 of them have vulnerabilities that attackers are actively using: ASUS RT-AX55, Cisco RV160, Cisco RV260, Cisco RV340, Cisco RV345, D-Link DCS-930L, D-Link DCS-2530L, D-Link DIR-600, D-Link DIR-605, D-Link DIR-645, D-Link DIR-820L, D-Link DIR-825, D-Link DIR-859, D-Link DNR-322L, D-Link DNS-320, D-Link DNS-320L, D-Link DNS-325, D-Link DNS-327L, D-Link DNS-340L, DrayTek Vigor300B, DrayTek Vigor2960, DrayTek Vigor3900, Netgear JGS516PE, Tenda AC7, Tenda AC10, Tenda AC11, TP-Link TL-WA855RE and TP-Link TL-WR841N.

Support ending in the next four months

Security updates stop on these dates. If you own one, plan a replacement.

DeviceHardware versionUpdates untilDays leftStatus
Grandstream GWN7801All5 December 202623Ending soon
Grandstream GWN7801PAll5 December 202623Ending soon
Grandstream GWN7802All5 December 202623Ending soon
Grandstream GWN7802PAll5 December 202623Ending soon
Grandstream GWN7803All5 December 202623Ending soon
Grandstream GWN7803PAll5 December 202623Ending soon
DrayTek Vigor2960All9 December 202627Ending soon
TP-Link EAP610V116 December 202634Ending soon

Everything ending within a year

Check in three steps

  1. Read the label

    Turn the device over. Note the model and the hardware version (Ver, H/W or Rev).

  2. Search the model

    Type it in the search box. Each device page shows the date for every hardware version.

  3. Follow the advice

    Keep updating, plan a replacement, or replace it now if support has ended.

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Why it matters

Manufacturers fix security flaws for a limited time. After the last update, any new flaw stays open: attackers scan the Internet for these devices and use them to spy on networks or to build botnets. The device keeps working normally, so the end of support goes unnoticed.

In the United Kingdom, the PSTI law now obliges manufacturers to publish a support period for connected products, and the European Cyber Resilience Act will require it from December 2027. LastPatch collects these official dates in one place.