These departments are weighing a potential ban on the sale of TP-Link routers, according to a Wall Street Journal article published last week. TP-Link has become increasingly dominant in the US ...

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In just over a couple of years, TP-Link routers, made by the Chinese networking company TP-Link, became by far the most dominant router brand in the US. At least such is the trend based on statistics ...

The campaign started in October and targets multiple network video recorders and TP-Link routers with outdated firmware. One of the vulnerabilities used in the campaign was documented by TXOne ...

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Sources told The Wall Street Journal that an office of the Commerce Department has subpoenaed TP-Link and could ban the sale of TP-Link devices in the next year. Watch this: Best Wi-Fi Routers ...

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TP-Link routers are some of the most popular in the United States. However, they could be facing a ban within the next calendar year according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.

The US is preparing to ban the world's most popular router over national security fears. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Chinese-owned TP-Link is currently under investigation ...

An influential US lawmaker on Thursday welcomed reports that President Joe Biden’s administration was investigating TP-Link, a Chinese network equipment manufacturer that controls more than 60 ...

It can even be used to create a mesh network in tandem with a compatible TP-Link router, which makes it a logical alternative for people whose existing routers work fine and who therefore don't ...