Most people protect their smartphones and laptops with passwords, fingerprint locks and security updates. However, one ...

A Broadcom WPS flaw lets nearby attackers run code as root on affected routers without a Wi-Fi password; no patch or CVE is available.

Broadcom says it fixed this 16-year-old Wi-Fi flaw in 2018, but the fix never reached the routers, and attackers in range ...

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Security researcher Quentin Kaiser disclosed the vulnerability, dubbed "WPSplinter," revealing two bugs in Broadcom's ...

A 16-year-old Broadcom vulnerability called WPSplinter is being exploited in the wild, and your router's manufacturer may never patch it.

A legacy Broadcom WPS flaw may let nearby attackers compromise older routers without a WiFi password, potentially affecting ...

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Millions of routers are at risk due to the WPSplinter vulnerability in Broadcom chips. Learn how this security flaw exposes ...

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A 16-year-old flaw in Broadcom’s Wi-Fi software can let attackers within wireless range take control of affected routers without knowing the network password. Security researcher Quentin Kaiser ...