routers
Coverage of routers in the Nexus archive.
- Consumer Reports shares network settings to protect your devices
Consumer Reports recommends setting up a guest WiFi network to enhance digital privacy and security, prevent malware spread, and improve network performance. This feature, available on most routers, allows guests internet access without connecting to the primary network and can be configured with password and bandwidth limits.
- Consumer Reports experts: How a guest WiFi network can help protect your data
Consumer Reports recommends setting up a guest WiFi network to enhance home network security, prevent malware spread, and improve internet performance. A guest network isolates visitors' devices from primary home devices, allows bandwidth/time limits, and simplifies password sharing via QR codes.
- 5 ON YOUR SIDE: How to protect your digital privacy with a simple tool
The article explains how setting up a guest Wi-Fi network can enhance digital privacy and security by isolating visitors' devices from the primary home network. Consumer Reports recommends this method to prevent malware spread, improve network performance, and simplify password sharing. A guest network can be configured through a router's settings with a separate password and optional bandwidth/time limits.
- Protect your data with a guest WiFi network
The article explains how setting up a guest WiFi network can enhance home network security by isolating guests' devices from the primary network. Consumer Reports recommends this method to prevent malware spread, improve network performance, and simplify WiFi sharing for visitors.
- AryStinger botnet infected thousands of D-Link routers worldwide
The AryStinger botnet has infected over 4,000 outdated D-Link routers globally, using them as proxies for malicious traffic. The malware is previously undocumented and targets compromised devices to facilitate cyberattacks.
- Masjesu Botnet Emerges as DDoS-for-Hire Service Targeting Global IoT Devices
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered the Masjesu Botnet, a DDoS-for-hire service advertised on Telegram since 2023. It targets global IoT devices, including routers and gateways, across multiple architectures.