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Your old Linksys WRT54G router? You can make a robotic lawnmower out of that thing. The ability to modify the firmware of consumer electronics is the cornerstone of Hackaday’s editorial prerogative.

Like all government regulations, the law of unintended consequences rears its ugly head, and the proposed rules effectively ban Open Source router firmware. The rules require all relevant devices ...

Protecting your home network includes securing your router, just like your phone or laptop. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals ...

The Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) announced last week that the OpenWrt One, a Wi-Fi router created with open-source software in mind, is now available to buy for $89 on AliExpress. The SFC says ...

Open source Wi-Fi router project OpenWrt and the Software Freedom Conservancy have delivered their first jointly developed hardware platform – the OpenWrt One – and are trumpeting it as a ...

The threat actor, known as BlackTech, has “compromised several Cisco routers using variations of a customized firmware backdoor,” the agencies said in the advisory. The hackers have been known ...

The OpenWRT One router is designed to be unbrickable, with 'software freedom and right to repair' firmly in mind.

Firmware updates, essential for patching vulnerabilities and enhancing router functionality, are also largely ignored. An overwhelming 89% of users have never updated their router’s firmware.

This popular and cheap router brand is under fire by the U.S. government due to it possibly being linked to cyberattacks.

Threat actors are exploiting a post-authentication remote command injection vulnerability in Four-Faith routers tracked as ...