The Linksys E3000 router is a rebadged version of the WRT610N dual band router. Aimed primarily at homes, it's also a good choice for small businesses thanks to its ability to split traffic onto two ...

The SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center discovered a worm that affects older Linksys wireless routers after receiving multiple complaints from owners. The ISC, as it is called, published a write up ...

A self-replicating program is infecting Linksys routers by exploiting an authentication bypass vulnerability in various models from the vendor’s E-Series product line. Researchers from SANS ...

If you use a Linksys router, then you may be vulnerable to “TheMoon,” a bit of router malware. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe! Using an older model ...

Cisco has unveiled a new line of Linksys wireless routers, designed to let its core audience of tech experts and enthusiasts take their home networking experience to the next level. The new, ...

A self-replicating program is infecting Linksys routers by exploiting an authentication bypass vulnerability in various models from the vendor’s E-Series product line. Researchers from SANS ...

Technical details about a vulnerability in Linksys routers that’s being exploited by a new worm have been released Sunday along with a proof-of-concept exploit and a larger than earlier expected list ...

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Researchers say more than 100,000 Linksys routers in use today could be vulnerable to 10 flaws found in 20 separate router models made by the company. More than 20 Linksys router models are vulnerable ...

Cisco made news earlier in the month by claiming to give the Internet more room to grow, but obviously, boxes that are larger than most trucks can't easily be integrated into the home. Today, the ...

Linksys’s E4200 dual-band wireless gigabit router is like a box of chocolates, but not in the Forrest Gump sense. You actually know exactly what you’re going to get: great performance and features.

A self-replicating program is infecting Linksys routers by exploiting an authentication bypass vulnerability in various models from the vendor’s E-Series product line. Researchers from SANS ...