WPA2 is less secure, but it's the only way to eliminate connection issues for your smart home ...

Your Home Router Was a Target of Russian Military Intelligence. Here's What to Do Now ...

If you’re like me, your home Wi-Fi is at the center of almost everything you do online, whether it’s online banking, paying bills, booking trips, chatting with friends or streaming movies. These days, ...

Update, Oct. 02, 2024: This story, originally published Sept. 30, now includes new research regarding 14 new router vulnerabilities, including a ten out of ten severity issue. If you are reading this, ...

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The FBI says Russian hackers exploited vulnerable TP-Link home routers to spy on targets and steal login data. Learn which models are affected.

A picture of router on a table with a man seated in the background on his phone and computer - Cunaplus_m.faba/Getty Images When most people get a new router, they just set a new Wi-Fi password, and ...

A recent edict from the Federal Communications Commission has security experts bracing for the worst. On March 23, the agency announced a sweeping ban on all new "consumer-grade" routers produced ...

Improve home Wi‑Fi speed and security with seven essential router settings, including Wi‑Fi channel changes, WPA3 security, firmware updates, and QoS tuning for smoother performance. Pixabay, stux ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — If you think it’s creepy to have a peeping Tom looking through your windows, it’s nothing like hackers peeking through your security cameras. And you would never ...

Security researchers have publicly revealed findings in a study that uncovered that more than half of the enterprise routers sold secondhand to online resellers, such as eBay, had not been factory ...

Retired enterprise routers—and the sensitive data that's still on them—are showing up on the used-equipment market where attackers could mine them for vulnerabilities to exploit. Here’s bad news: It’s ...