Popular Router Makers' Devices Targeted in Bandwidth Theft Scheme
Hackers are exploiting security gaps in widely used D-Link and Ubiquiti routers to monetize stolen internet bandwidth, exposing millions of home and small-business networks to unauthorized use and potential performance degradation.
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