Have you been hanging on to an ancient TP-Link router? 'Fancy Bear' hackers are taking advantage of 'end-of-life' devices to manipulate internet traffic and harvest login information.

A coordinated cyberattack by Russia's GRU targeted home and small office routers across 23 states. Here's how to check yours ...

The FBI and NSA jointly announced that Russia has been systematically compromising the security of home and small office ...

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Charter's Spectrum emails customers about Russian hackers exploiting end-of-life TP-Link routers. But there's no great solution to fully address the issue aside from buying a new Wi-Fi router. That ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ry Crist/CNET It's not every day a humble Wi-Fi router makes an appearance in the halls of Congress. But that's exactly what ...

As federal authorities in the United States investigate China-based TP-Link over national security risks, a ban of the most widely used home and small business internet routers in this country becomes ...

Wi-Fi routers don't typically spend much time in the limelight, but TP-Link has been an exception over the past six months. Three US departments are currently investigating the company for ties to ...

Most people blame their internet provider when things slow down. In most cases the router is the real bottleneck. The TP-Link ...