https://www.cisecurity.org/advisory/mul ... _2020-083/

Does Mikrotik make use of the Treck stack on any of their hardware?

Any updates on this topic?

I requested and tested the scripts on my MikroTiks and they weren't found to be vulnerable.

Thank you very much for this information. Not that I would not believe, but do you have any more insights (e.g. the scripts to test, a report or something similar)?

It's wise for each person to test it as their configuration may be different. You can contact them at sari @ jsof-tech dot com to request the latest scripts.

The scripts only output text, so it wouldn't qualify as a report.

Does Mikrotik make use of the Treck stack on any of their hardware?

Highly unlikely. ROS runs pretty stock Linux kernel with more or less stock IP stack which doesn't have any relation to Treck IP stack. In that regard, ROS is not embedded system, it's rather full-blown Linux device.
SwOS is different, but given MT's expertise with Linux kernel I'd expect them to take Linux as a base for SwOS IP stack.

MT products are safe against Ripple20. And we do not use Treck IP stack anywhere.