Check your router for a vulnerability by entering the string below into your browser (change [router-address] to the IP address of your router (example: 192.168.1.1)).
http://[router-address]/cgi-bin/;uname$IFS-a
If that page shows anything but an error or an empty page, your router is affected and you need to apply the patch just published by Netgear (link below).
Netgear models impacted by this vulnerability:
R6250
R6400
R6700
R6900
R7000
R7100LG
R7300DST
R7900
R8000
D6220
D6400
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