> If their track record is quality. I really don't think that's the case for router manufacturers. > The only way to protect yourself from a 0-day is to live

> If their track record is quality. I really don't think that's the case for router manufacturers. > The only way to protect yourself from a 0-day is to live in a tin foil bubble and simply never use a mobile phone or the internet. Or have fewer attack surfaces. Like notoriously buggy routers.