The FBI has issued a security warning urging owners of old internet ... exceptionally vulnerable, allowing cyberattackers to access it remotely and install malware. The targeted routers come ...

“These compromised IoT devices, like smart cameras or a router, have enough computational power that you can use networks of tens of thousands of them to do a denial of service attack,” Yuvraj Agarwal ...

The FBI explained that many old Internet routers are no longer supported ... and added that it now scans for open ports on vulnerable routers and installs itself without needing a password.

The router is sold by a Japan-based ... Cashdollar said an incomplete Internet scan showed there are at least 7,000 vulnerable devices. The actual number of affected devices may be higher.

VPN servers and private routers are part of over 4 million internet hosts vulnerable to hijack from cybercriminals. Vulnerabilities in multiple tunneling protocols, including IPIP and GRE ...

The vulnerable routers in question will be familiar to early internet users, as many are Linksys brand, one of the most popular and iconic at-home networking suppliers of the 2000s and 2010s.

The FBI is warning owners of some internet routers their devices could leave them vulnerable to cyber attacks. The new bulletin from the FBI’s Cyber Division said some old routers – known as ...