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TP-Link Routers Could Be Banned In the Next Year, Affecting Nearly 65% of Internet Users in the USThe Commerce, Defense and Justice Departments are reportedly investigating TP-Link for ties to Chinese cyberattacks.
While the US government is investigating TP-Link, there's no evidence that it is willfully leaving its SOHO routers open to ...
Some of the world's most popular router and modem models have been connected to several high-profile hacking incidents. (Also ...
The potential ban on TP-Link products is part of a broader effort by the U.S. to scrutinize Chinese technology companies over ...
The U.S. is probing whether popular home internet routers sold by China’s TP-Link Technologies threaten national security and ...
The U.S. is considering banning the sale of TP-Link internet routers, which are made in China, over concerns the home devices ...
TP-Link is being investigated by several US authorities as some of its routers have been linked to cyberattacks.
The Departments of Commerce, Defense and Justice have all opened probes into the company, people familiar with the matter ...
The growing number of security risks linked to TP-Link routers could soon see them getting banned in the US, the WSJ reports.
US authorities are investigating whether TP-Link "poses a national-security risk and are considering banning the devices," The Wall Street Journal reported today. The WSJ notes that TP-Link is "the ...
TP-Link routers are produced in China and account for over 65 per cent of America’s router needs for homes and small ...
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