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Vendor track record

D-Link

A track record, not a security rating. Every flaw in D-Link's products that CISA has confirmed was exploited, since its list began. Bigger vendors have more products and more attackers looking, so compare patterns, not totals.

Exploited flaws
26in 21 products
Added to CISA's list in 2026
15 in 2025
Used by ransomware
2of 26, says CISA
Disclosure to CISA's list
953 daysmedian; 2 of 24 listed within 30 days

Exploited flaws by the year they were disclosed

The year in each CVE ID, roughly when the flaw became public. Recent years can still grow: flaws are often exploited, and listed, years later.

0 2 5 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2026

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Year disclosedExploited flaws
20111
20120
20131
20141
20151
20162
20170
20181
20194
20205
20212
20223
20231
20243
20251
20260

Products exploited more than once

ProductFlawsFirst listedLatest
Multiple Routers32022-03-252022-09-08
DCS-2530L and DCS-2670L Devices22025-08-052025-08-05
DIR-859 Router22023-06-292025-06-25
Multiple NAS Devices22024-04-112024-04-11

Latest on CISA's list

In the news

No security story in the last 14 days named D-Link in its headline.

From CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue. "Disclosure to CISA's list" uses NVD's publication date and leaves out the 2021-11-03 launch, when CISA added hundreds of older flaws at once; CISA often lists a flaw after attacks have begun, so it's an upper limit on how fast exploitation came.