60,000+ Vulnerabilities Exposed!

A recent cyber attack in the U.S. targeted over 600,000 routers. This attack wasn't just a minor inconvenience. It disrupted businesses, hindered communication, and raised concerns about online security. The blackout caused nearly half of the modems associated with the affected ISP's autonomous system number (ASN) to be suddenly taken offline during the time period.

Here's why you should be paying attention:

• Data Breaches: Network devices are often a target for hackers seeking sensitive information.

• Financial Loss: Network security measures can minimize downtime and financial losses.

What can you do Next?

• Update Your Router Firmware: Routine software upgrades are required to resolve router vulnerabilities, just like for computers.

• Change Default Passwords: Most routers include pre-set usernames and passwords. Change these to strong, unique passwords to prevent unauthorized access.

• Enable Encryption: Encryption can mess up data traveling across your network, making it harder for hackers to intercept. Look for features like WPA2 encryption on your router settings.

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