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Zero-day vulnerability discovered in TP-Link routers

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Zero-day vulnerability discovered in TP-Link routers

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A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in the CWMP implementation of TP-Link routers poses a serious security risk to thousands of users worldwide. The

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Glad I only have two of their “dumb” switches then.
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A new vulnerability in a TP-Link device? Oh no, it must be a day ending in Y
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Proprietary software
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This happens every week, it seems.

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