The moves follow the banning of network equipment made by China-based Huawei and ZTE in 2022, and a law requiring China's ...

Qualcomm, which is synonymous with mobile modem technology, is now riding on a swelling wave of competition alongside some major tech franchises such as Apple and Google, which are now considering ...

The US is preparing to ban the world's most popular router over national security fears. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Chinese-owned TP-Link is currently under investigation ...

The answer is yes - Wi-Fi extenders are compatible with NBN networks because they simply rebroadcast the Wi-Fi signal generated by your modem router, which is the device that directly connects to ...

Tp-link, MWC Mobile World Congress 2024, Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by: ... [+] Bildagentur-online/Schoening/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) The United States ...

The hackers haven’t just exploited TP-Link routers but those made by American vendors such as Cisco. The Chinese government routinely denies US allegations of cyberattacks. “We urge the U.S ...

US media reports the Biden administration is investigating whether to ban the sale of TP-Link routers made in China over cybersecurity concerns. TP-Link devices are common in Australian homes and ...

Multiple federal agencies are investigating Chinese router maker TP-Link Technologies Co., the Wall Street Journal reported today. At least one of the probes focuses on the potential cybersecurity ...

The US government is weighing a ban on a popular brand of Chinese-made home internet routers over fears that their links to cyberattacks pose a national security risk, according to a report.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Washington is investigating the most popular home internet router brand due to its possible links to China-backed cyberattacks. The Justice and Defense ...

Authorities in the US are considering a ban on TP-Link internet routers over national security concerns due to their repeated links to Chinese cyberattacks. Investigators at the Commerce ...

the FBI used surreptitious commands to remove malware from hundreds of routers, mainly Cisco and Netgear devices that had been infected by Chinese state-sponsored attackers. One of the newly ...