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

Security researcher Quentin Kaiser detailed the flaw at the Hexacon conference in Paris on October 16. He calls it WPSplinter, a name he only gave it ...

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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.

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