Should we keep using our TP-Link Routers? Malicious Firmware Implant in TP- Link Routers Revealed

Today while browsing some news on the web, I came across an article on the web that said some Chinese threat actors were exploiting a popular, budget friendly, consumer grade router that many of us use to do our business and research on the internet. I cannot help feeling alarmed by the message in t

A cyber attack group `` Camaro Dragon '' supported by the Chinese government has a backdoor in the router and is infringing the network - GIGAZINE

Should we keep using our TP-Link Routers? Malicious Firmware Implant in TP-Link Routers Revealed by Check Point Research

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PSA] Newer TP-Link Routers send ALL your web traffic to 3rd party servers : r/hardware

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