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Is your router rooted?

Could firmware infections during the manufacturing process create backdoors in your network?
Ken Munro  |  May 7, 2008
Applications   

Secure Storage Router Pro

On first appearance this router would seem another ho-hum product for sharing an internet connection within a small office/branch office, but looks can be deceiving. There maybe be similar looking devices on the market for a fraction of the price of this product but the amount of features make it a worthwhile consideration.

René Millman  |  Jul 2, 2004
Web/client   

Cisco warns of more router vulnerabilities

Cisco has reported two vulnerabilities affecting a feature designed to protect software being used in the networking giant's widely deployed switchers and routers.
Dan Kaplan  |  Feb 16, 2007
Networks   

Juniper OS flaw crashes routers

Crafted packets roger routers.
Juha Saarinen  |  Feb 4, 2013
Applications   

Some routers are susceptible to SNMP injection

Routers from major vendors have been identified as susceptible to a vulnerability known as SNMP injection.
Dan Raywood  |  Oct 24, 2008
Hackers   

Worm turns Linux routers into botnet

Researchers are warming of a new worm that targets DSL routers running a distribution of Linux.
Iain Thomson  |  Mar 25, 2009
Networks   

Vulnerability allows brute force hacking of wireless routers

WPS found to be vulnerable.
Dan Kaplan  |  Dec 29, 2011
Web/client   

Telstra blames US router issue for degraded internet

Browsing problems for some Telstra users.
Ry Crozier  |  Apr 7, 2011
Applications   

Cisco issues wireless router security fix

Cisco is advising administrators to update their wireless routers following the release of a new security patch.
Shaun Nichols  |  Feb 6, 2009
Networks   

Hardcoded passwords leave Telstra routers wide open

Telstra urges customers to apply patch.
Darren Pauli  |  Nov 13, 2012
Risk   

US warns of hole in control system routers

Power plants, railway switches at risk.
Juha Saarinen  |  Aug 24, 2012
Hackers   

NetGear routers rooted by SQLi

Don't overlook the simple stuff.
SC Australia Staff  |  Jul 6, 2012
Networks   

Cisco, Trend Micro launch security In Linksys routers

Cisco Systems and Tokyo-based Trend Micro are joining forces to bring security into Linksys by Cisco's wireless routers.
Staff Writers  |  Feb 19, 2009
Web/client   

Vulnerabilities in software running on Cisco routers, switches

Cisco has reported two vulnerabilities affecting a feature designed to protect software being used in the networking giant's widely deployed switchers and routers.
Dan Kaplan  |  Feb 15, 2007
Networks   

RSA '08: Vulnerability could permit router control

Researcher Dan Kaminsky said he has discovered a browser vulnerability that potentially puts millions of users of wireless routers and other web-facing devices at risk to a domain name system (DNS) attack.
Dan Kaplan  |  Apr 10, 2008
Networks   

#BlackHat: Researchers hijack Linksys router with JavaScript

Multi-pronged attack on home routers.
Fahmida Y. Rashid  |  Jul 31, 2012
Networks   

Remote zero-day hole found in Linksys routers

Researchers say all routers likely affected.
Darren Pauli  |  Jan 15, 2013
Networks   

HP suppresses ToorCon router bug reveal

Major holes found in Huawei and H3C routers.
Dan Kaplan  |  Oct 23, 2012
Applications   

Plug-and-play interface can be used to modify router settings

The Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) interface is highly vulnerable to use by hackers seeking to modify home router settings -- such as choice of DNS server -- from an external location, researchers warned.
Jack Rogers  |  Jan 24, 2008
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Geolocation threats rise following demonstration of router hacking that can pinpoint a person's home

Personal privacy could now be considered as dead following the demonstration of extraction of geolocation information from a web browser without using IP geolocation data.
Dan Raywood  |  Aug 11, 2010
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