TP-Link Accused of Keeping Router Prices Low to Help China Conduct Cyberattacks

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baobun · 11m ago

More likely that TP-Link is shit at and neglecting product security and this is being taken advantage of. TP-Link firmware for consumer devices is terrible and should be avoided even if that's not entirely deliberately malicious.

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TP-Link Accused of Keeping Router Prices Low to Help China Conduct Cyberattacks

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