The Abandonment Catalogue

Every device HomeNetSecure knows to warn about: what it matches on the network, the verdict, what the owner should do, and the public source behind every claim. This page is generated from the same signed file the app verifies and uses.

Version 4 Signed 2026-08-30 Entries 4 Data: /v1/catalogue
At risk No longer supported reviewed 2026-08-30

Belkin shut Wemo down in January 2026. This device will never get another security update.

Matches
Belkin + SocketWemoInsightMotionLightSwitchPlugin
Advice
  1. Replace it with a smart plug from a maker that still issues updates.
  2. If you keep it, put it on an isolated guest or IoT Wi-Fi so it can't reach your phones and computers.
  3. Be aware that keeping it can mean weakening your Wi-Fi security settings just so it can connect — devices this old often can't join a modern network otherwise.
  4. There is no fix coming, so those are the only two options.
Sources
belkin-wemo-platform-shutdown
At risk Won't fix CVE-2023-27217PoC public reviewed 2026-08-30

Belkin has confirmed it won't fix a known flaw in this plug, and it no longer gets updates.

Matches
Belkin + F7C063Wemo Mini
Advice
  1. Replace it with a smart plug that still gets security updates.
  2. Move it to your guest Wi-Fi so it can't see your phones and computers.
belkin-wemo-mini-f7c063
Worth a look No longer supported reviewed 2026-08-30

Signify stopped updating this original round Hue Bridge in April 2020, so it will never get another security fix.

Matches
Royal Philips Electronics + Philips hue bridge 2012929000226503
Advice
  1. Replace it with the current square Hue Bridge — your bulbs move across and keep working.
  2. If you keep it, put it on a guest or IoT Wi-Fi so it can't reach your phones and computers.
  3. Don't expect the official Hue app, Alexa or Siri to work with it any more — only the old Bridge v1 app still does.
  4. There is no fix coming, so replacing it is the only real repair.
philips-hue-bridge-v1-2012
At risk Won't fix reviewed 2026-08-30

NETGEAR has said this router is too old to fix and left a known way in unpatched — and a router is the front door to everything else in your home.

Matches
NETGEAR + WNDR3700
Advice
  1. Replace the router. This is the one device where an unfixed hole exposes every other device in the house.
  2. Until you do, turn off remote management so it can't be reached from the internet.
  3. Change the admin password to something long and unique, and turn off UPnP if you don't need it.
  4. NETGEAR has confirmed no firmware fix will be issued, so there is nothing to update to.
netgear-wndr3700-outside-support