The recent Salt Typhoon cyberattacks may have breached more telecommunications providers than previously thought, with ...

The US is preparing to ban the world's most popular router over national security fears. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Chinese-owned TP-Link is currently under investigation ...

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Tp-link, MWC Mobile World Congress 2024, Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by: ... [+] Bildagentur-online/Schoening/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) The United States ...

The hackers haven’t just exploited TP-Link routers but those made by American vendors such as Cisco. The Chinese government routinely denies US allegations of cyberattacks. “We urge the U.S ...

US media reports the Biden administration is investigating whether to ban the sale of TP-Link routers made in China ... devices came with both hardware and software, and software was vulnerable ...

The U.S. is considering banning the sale of TP-Link internet routers, which are made in China, over concerns the home devices pose a security risk, the Wall Street Journal reported. Authorities ...

And just last month, reports emerged that Volt Typhoon was, once again, compromising old Cisco routers to break into critical infrastructure networks and kick off cyberattacks. China's Volt Typhoon ...

According to the Wall Street Journal, Washington is investigating the most popular home internet router brand due to its possible links to China-backed cyberattacks. The Justice and Defense ...

Authorities in the US are considering a ban on TP-Link internet routers over national security concerns due to their repeated links to Chinese cyberattacks. Investigators at the Commerce ...

TP-Link routers now make up 65% of the US router market, according to the report, a number that a TP-Link rep rejects, though they admit the firm has grown its US presence.

Whether that's actually true is another matter... correlation (the botnet of routers) and causation don't necessarily jive. The botnet could be made-up of older routers which haven't been patched ...