SunsetScan Security Report

Network Security & Lifecycle Assessment Tool • v2.2.1

192.0.2.10 2026-09-23 10:00:00
Profile: QUICK

2026-09-23 10:00:00Scan Date

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QUICKScan Profile

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📄 Executive Summary

Good security posture — only minor issues found

SunsetScan scanned 1 active device(s) on 192.0.2.10 using the QUICK profile and found 1 device finding(s). Devices online: 192.0.2.10 (ASUS).

1 low-severity finding(s) — address when convenient

Recommended next step: Network security posture is good. Continue monitoring for new devices, apply firmware updates regularly, and re-scan monthly or after network changes.

🌐 Network Topology

192.0.2.10

Router

ASUS RT-AC68U

No issues

0 open port(s):

🔎 Device Inventory

IP Address	Name	Type	Vendor	Model	Version	Firmware EOL	Confidence	Sources
192.0.2.10	—	Router	ASUS	RT-AC68U	—	—	85%	credentials_model_index, upnp

⚙ All Findings (sorted by severity)

Severity	Host	Port	Category	Finding
LOW	192.0.2.10		Hardware Lifecycle	ASUS RT-AC68U lifecycle review needed

🔭 Host Details

192.0.2.10 • ASUS RT-AC68U (Router)

1 Low ▼

Vendor: ASUS State: up Open ports: 0

Router — ASUS RT-AC68U 85% confidence

LOW ASUS RT-AC68U lifecycle review needed SUSPECTED

What was found

ASUS RT-AC68U appears in vendor lifecycle data, but the source does not prove that firmware or security updates have stopped. ASUS source data lists this model on an EOL/compliance source, but ASUS firmware pages can still publish newer firmware/security releases after the listed date. Treat as lifecycle review until a product-specific firmware feed confirms security updates have stopped.

What this means

Vendors use terms such as EOL, discontinued, end of sale, and support ended differently. SunsetScan keeps this as a review finding instead of a confirmed unsupported finding when the evidence is ambiguous or may conflict with firmware release data.

What to do

1. Check the vendor firmware/support page for this exact model and hardware revision. 2. Confirm whether recent firmware or security signature updates are still available. 3. If vendor security updates have truly stopped, plan replacement or isolate the device on a restricted network segment.

Evidence: Hardware lifecycle records: hw_asus_7775bd78408a849e; status counts: {'lifecycle_review': 5}; hardware revision seen: not detected; source: https://www.asus.com/event/network/eol-product/

✅ Recommended Actions

No critical, high, or medium remediation actions were found in this scan. Continue routine monitoring and review any low-severity informational findings in the host details above.