D-Link router model 850L has 10 vulnerabilities that could allow a hacker to gain remote access and control of device, according to researcher. A wireless router made by D-Link has nearly one dozen ...

D-Link will address by the end of October a security issue in some of its routers that could allow attackers to change the device settings without requiring a ...

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D-Link has acknowledged a vulnerability in three of its routers that could let hackers reconfigure admin settings. The networking company said on Monday that the problem, discovered by security ...

"The affected endpoint is also associated with unauthenticated DNS modification ("DNSChanger") behavior documented by D-Link, ...

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Two botnets tracked as 'Ficora' and 'Capsaicin' have recorded increased activity in targeting D-Link routers that have reached end of life or are running outdated firmware versions. D-Link is warning ...

The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against the Taipei-based computer hardware company D-Link over serious security flaws in its products. On Thursday, the FTC filed a complaint in the ...

Researchers have discovered a new vulnerability affecting older D-Link routers that don't receive security updates.

A few legacy D-Link routers can be vulnerable to Remote Code Execution (RCE) attacks since the company refuses to send any updates to patch them up, claiming they have reached end-of-life, as recently ...

The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday sued Taiwan-based D-link in federal court. The FTC alleges that D-link routers and webcams left "thousands of consumers at risk" to hacking attacks.