Link’s Tapo family of smart home devices, the $99.99 D225 is a versatile video doorbell that can be powered by an internal ...

The award that no company wants to win calls out the "least repairable, least private, and least sustainable products on ...

Instead, the TP-Link Archer AX21 is for home users who need a router ... the blinking lights during set hours and perform ...

Though there have been high-profile cyberattacks involving TP-Link routers, this potential ban is more about the company’s ...

With TP-Link routers linked to exploitable firmware vulnerabilities and a lack of transparency in their software supply chain, these concerns could lead to similar regulatory measures,” he says. From ...

The malware is reportedly going after DigiEver DS-2105 Pro NVRs, multiple TP-Link routers with outdated firmware, and Teltonika RUT9XX routers. For DigiEver, Mirai is abusing an unpatched remote ...

The campaign started in October and targets multiple network video recorders and TP-Link routers with outdated firmware. One of the vulnerabilities used in the campaign was documented by TXOne ...

If TP-Link does have a corporate fondness for crap coders ... but at first glance it seems unlikely that the firmware of the target devices would contain deliberately vulnerable Iranian-sourced code.

TP-Link released the Archer AX80V. This Wi-Fi 6 router, supporting IPv6 IPoE and featuring eight data streams, is set to launch on Amazon on January 16, 2025, priced at approximately $119 USD.

The U.S. government is evaluating a potential ban on TP-Link devices, marking a significant move to address the growing cybersecurity risks associated with insecure Internet of Things (IoT) devices.