Tell me what makes you think a hacker who reads "MikroTik" or "TP-Link" doesn't also try ALL methods for ALL brands for ALL products...
A matter of seconds.
Do you really think they won't try RouterOS tools just because they don't read "RouterBOARD"???
The security of your machine depends first and foremost on the firewall's security,
then on the active services,
then on the configuration access method.
The drivers are those of the manufacturers, WPA2 and WPA3 are the standards,
so there's little else to do...