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Is my network actually at any risk? Should I take any steps now that I'm not receiving security updates? This was a really expensive router and I'm going back to school so I'm definitely not going to be in the market for a new one for quite a while. Probably wouldn't be going back to tplink even if I did.
Thoughts?
As others have said, slap openwrt on it to keep it going
If thata too much of an ask, check out routers that are based on openwrt with normie front end. They are sort of a sweet spot currently but Foss purist won't approve.
I'm fine with openwrt, right now though I'm finding myself having to get a static IP from my ISP to get jellyfin working (I'm setting up my first domain!) so that will probably be the project for a while until I am able to get to flashing the router