Whats the most secure wireless router on the market today??
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6 Responses
Wrong question.
The security of your router mostly depends on your passwords. Not too many exploits are carried out on routers. I would have to say, however, that Cisco Linksys routers seem to be the most vulnerable.
Look at this...
thanks for the line! If there are "not too many exploits carried out on routers" why did cnet print this article??
https://www.cnet.com/news/top-wi-fi-routers-easy-to-hack-says-study/
i meant, thanks for the "link!" lol
Most router passwords are just cracked, as that's much easier to do.
maybe i should change the wording of my question so its not "wrong." As a security professional, if you were going to buy a new wireless router, which router would you buy?
Most routers are running ancient, ridiculously vulnerable firmware that remains unpatched.
If you're that nuts about security; don't use a router at all.
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