Netgear published a list of routers which are vulnerable to attack as well as releasing beta firmware to patch some of those models. The company confirmed the existence of the flaw which US-CERT believed was dangerous enough to advise users to stop using vulnerable routers. In addition to the originally announced vulnerable Netgear routers models R6400, R7000, R8000, Netgear warned that nine other router models are also vulnerable. Netgear said it is still testing its entire portfolio for other routers that might be affected by this vulnerability.”]