docs: GDNT-S FW_058 rootable via ping diagnostics injection; mark FW_056 accordingly - #382
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…strategy - FGA221D/GDNT-S: FW_056 was reported rootable via the ping diagnostics command injection in issue hack-technicolor#363; mark it Type 2 with strategy #F. - Add FW_058 (web assets timestamp 2026-05-15): the same injection is confirmed present there as well (see issue hack-technicolor#363 discussion). - Type2.md: add strategy #F (ping diagnostics command injection on GDNT-S) linking the issue and a maintained toolkit.
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Following up on issue #363 (where the ping diagnostics command injection on FGA221D/GDNT-S FW_056 was first reported):
???).22.2.0378_FW_058_FGA221D, web assets timestamp 2026-05-15): added to the table — the same injection is confirmed still present (verified on my own device, details in #363 (comment)).No firmware files touched; documentation only.