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WPA-2 Injection alert




Not sure if anyone has read this, but if that's just a batch, I wonder who else is at risk, and in Fing can help if they don't offer updates.
https://www.techradar.com/news/your-wireless-router-could-be-hacked-if-you-have-this-vulnerability
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GaoGao Member Posts: 30
Marc said:Home networks are hacked, for bot placements, malicious mischief etc... Let's also not forget recent covid related work from home postures and the increased value a hacker can glean from attacking a home network because of this.
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.5
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Kind of good news is that patches for the identified units will be coming... Of course no ETA...
I guess if folks are curious, they could Google their routers Chipsets to see if it affects them.
I just try to be a secure as possible, and I have a lot of free time on my hands, so I am a beta tester for other companies. So I've got 3 Fingboxes (different subnets), and a Security Onion VM scanning everything going out and in. Not paranoid, just love technology!
Thanks again!