ASUS RT-AX3000S
Routers · ASUS
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Latest Firmware
Version 3.0.0.4.388_34015
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29.6 MB
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Firmware History
3.0.0.4.388_34015
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.
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- Enhanced system stability. - Enhanced input validation and refactored legacy string handling routines to ensure robust memory management. - Implemented comprehensive validation and expanded command filtering in the web history API. - Strengthened input validation and directory handling in the VPN configuration upload interface. - Fixed an issue that allowed certain user settings to be bypassed, improving overall user control and protection. - Password Policy Upgrade – Minimum of 10 characters, including at least one letter, one digit, and one special character; disallows consecutive identical characters; hardens defense against brute-force attacks. - HTTPS on 8443 – Management interface now served over TLS by default. - UPnP Disabled – Universal Plug and Play starts in the off state for reduced surface exposure. - Authentication Logic Refactor – Removed redundant code paths for a lean sign-in flow. - Memory Safety Guard (CWE-476) – Introduced null-reference protections across critical services. - Enhanced IPsec Parameter Validation – The existing input checks have been hardened. - Data Exposure Mitigation (CWE-200) – Reinforced controls on sensitive pathways. - Detailed Audit Trails – Expanded logging within the authentication module.
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.