This surprising hack could be the remedy when your Wi-Fi throws a buffering tantrum—but is it the real deal or just another tech myth?

Many networking devices are still vulnerable to the Pixie Dust Wi-Fi attack method disclosed more than a decade ago.

As many as 2 million Cisco devices are susceptible to an actively exploited zero-day that can remotely crash or execute code ...

You can point your finger in several directions when you're having internet issues. Generally, the culprit is either your internet provider or your equipment. If you're not experiencing the issue when ...

The Wi-Fi bands your router uses affect your speeds, but it's pretty easy to switch between channels. Most routers come with ...

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An engineer from security firm Seismic claims he will soon release instructions on how to hack millions of wireless routers commonly used in residential Internet connections. The how-to hack ...

The US and UK blame Russia for cyber hacks on routers worldwide The White House, FBI, Department of Homeland Security and British officials announced Monday that Russian state-sponsored actors ...

There’s a wireless router gathering dust in Bob LaRocca’s office. It’s yours if you can hack into his network. First, some background: LaRocca is director of IT security with the School District of ...