routers

Low-skilled and poorly-equipped hackers can still get a hold of some of your passwords over Wi-Fi.

Three major ASUS models carried high-severity flaws that could allow threat actors to run malicious code.

This malware has been targeting small-office and home-office routers for more than two years undetected.

Nine CVEs are addressed in one heavy-hitting Asus router security update, including one from 2018, so make sure you patch now.

A corrupt file looks to have crashed some Asus routers. There’s a fix, but if it didn’t work, here’s how to force it.

CISA issues a warning to US government agencies, urging them to patch immediately.

Admins are advised to update their Cisco routers' firmware ASAP.

There is a flaw in how routers handle network frames, allowing threat actors to inject malicious code and steal data.

Netgear's RS700 has all the latest whistles and bells, for sure, but is there any point in going for Wi-Fi 7 just yet?

With the DNS changed, victims are redirected to malicious pages where their login credentials might get stolen.