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How would you like the router owners to have been alerted?
Perhaps via the contact information they provided to their ISP?
My ISP has never had info on my router, for 20+ years. Was there something in the story I missed about these being ISP issued routers?
Probably works the other way around - FBI detects the problem at various IP addresses, patches them, then contacts the iISP and asks them to contact the customer who had x.y.z IP address