ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro
Routers · ASUS
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Latest Firmware
Version 3.0.0.6.102_37436
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63.2 MB
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Firmware History
3.0.0.6.102_37436
Security Fixes - Enhanced DNS name handling to address a potential memory issue that could occur in rare cases during name format conversion, improving system security and robustness. - Improved safeguards for execution modules to reduce the risk of substitution during certain processes.
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Bug Fixes and Enhancements - Improved WiFi roaming behavior to reduce temporary disconnections in some scenarios. - Improved roaming compatibility for certain client devices. - Improved App Remote Connection stability in certain scenarios to prevent unexpected connection drops. - Improved AiMesh onboarding reliability, addressing cases where the onboarding process could stall and fail to complete. - Fixed an issue where the guest network client list might not display correctly in certain scenarios. - Fixed an issue where Aura LED could turn back on after reboot even when it was manually turned off. - Fixed an issue with Web history display. - Fixed an issue where the app could not remove offline devices. - Fixed an issue where specific IPv6 configuration flows could cause IPv6 connectivity problems on the main network. - Fixed an issue where enabling System Diagnostics and staying on a specific page could cause repeated reboots. Security Fixes - Enhanced input validation and protection to reduce the risk of command injection and SQL injection. - Hardened environment variable handling. - Hardened protections around specific logging/command composition flows to reduce potential injection risks. - Patched a command injection risk in a specific network diagnostic function. We recommend upgrading to this version to maintain best protection.
Why Keep Your Firmware Updated
Router firmware is critical for network security. Updates patch vulnerabilities that could allow remote access to your network, fix Wi-Fi stability issues, improve throughput performance, and add new features. Given that routers are internet-facing devices, keeping firmware current is one of the most important security measures you can take.