Security TP-Link SR20 'smart' router

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  • March 30, 2019 at 4:37 pm #32264
    Ed PEd P
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      If you use one of these routers you should read this El Reg report. Luckily this is not a remotely exploitable bug, but chaining together a Windows/Linux/Mac exploit plus this local router exploit could mean troubles.

      March 30, 2019 at 8:45 pm #32272
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        I have a tp liknk jobbie. The RV9000 mk3. Bought on a whim wjm my asus died on boxing day. Seems OK. Offeres better performance of the ASUS (which I loved) , with a few a few more features. and was about the same price I paid for it 6 years ago. £120.

        I keep it up to date so I don’t worry much about it. Though it uses a bit more power. But I was desperate and that’s what curry’s had on boxing day. The newer Asus was £80 more. On boxing day I couldn’t justify (afford) the extra 80. Apps it’s a FTTC jobbie so I could dispence of the white by box. So power savings probably even itself out.

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