no one is safe ...

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So there's no possibility to enter when logged out?

I had a DIR-300 which has the vulnerability that the admin password can be changed by a HTTP POST without knowing the old password AND without the need of a "logged in browser".

In contrast to that, as far as I understand, the DIR-615 cannot be penetrated like this, right?

I usually configure my router once and then leave it as it is. I'm never logged in with my browser otherwise. So I can consider it safe, right?

Or what didn't I understand?

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