The FBI and NSA warn that Russian hackers are exploiting vulnerable routers, but there are ways you can take to protect yourself.

Russian hackers are using home routers as spy devices to steal passwords and access military networks, but weekly reboots and ...

If you own a TP-Link router and haven’t updated its firmware recently, Russian military intelligence may already be watching ...

"Malicious actors may leverage your home network to access personal, private, and confidential information," the NSA said.

The FCC argues that Wi-Fi routers made outside the US pose a security risk, but that's basically all of them. Here's what the agency's surprise move means for your internet setup.

Russian hackers target routers in UK and Ukraine, exploiting vulnerabilities to intercept data and conduct cyber espionage.

The Department of Justice and the FBI have announced a court-authorized technical operation to neutralize the U.S. portion of ...

NSA issues urgent warning on home network attacks, advising router reboots, password changes, and firmware updates to prevent ...

Speedtest.net cataloged the most popular router brands in the US. If they fail to shift production to the US or secure an ...

AI breakthroughs, zero-day exploits, and layoffs reveal how this week’s tech news pivots on fast-moving artificial ...

Russian hackers exploited home routers to steal Microsoft 365 passwords, turning 18,000 consumer devices into espionage tools ...

The administration has quietly scrapped its previous playbook, adopting a more conciliatory approach to Beijing ...