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Your Wi-Fi router is a security risk — here’s what to do about it

Your Wi-Fi router connects all your devices to the internet, but it can also create security risks if it’s not properly set up or updated.
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The simple router security setting most people don't change – but should

When most people get a new router, they just set a new Wi-Fi password, and that's it. As long as their devices have internet, and their neighbors can't steal their Wi-Fi, it's all good. But there's ...

FBI says Russian hackers hijacked old Wi-Fi routers

The FBI says Russian hackers exploited vulnerable TP-Link home routers to spy on targets and steal login data. Learn which ...
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Before You Buy A New Router, Check For This Security Feature First

No Wi-Fi router lasts forever. Even if your current unit functions reliably now, you'll eventually need to upgrade to a new router to ensure optimal performance. Checking for certain features when ...
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7 Router Settings You Should Change for Better Speed and Security

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 ...
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The FCC's Foreign Router Ban Has Security Experts Raising Alarms

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 ...
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The Simple Router Security Setting Most People Don't Change – But Should

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 ...