CNET

The FCC Just Banned All New Foreign-Made Routers. Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Network Safe

The ban applies only to the sale of new routers manufactured outside the US. Americans with existing foreign-made routers can ...
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I Review Routers for a Living. Don’t Buy a Router Right Now

I Review Routers for a Living. Don’t Buy a Router Right Now ...
BGR

Cheap Routers To Avoid At All Costs, According To Consumer Reports

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Wireless routers can be found across price segments, with high-end models often featuring the latest Wi-Fi generation and a ton of ...
9to5Mac

PSA: Most Wi-Fi routers vulnerable to AirSnitch attack – here’s what to do

You may recall that way back in 2017, the WPA2 encryption standard used by most Wi-Fi routers at the time was cracked and had to be replaced with a new version, WPA3 ...
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Frontier Airlines will launch 4 new US routes this spring

Low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines is expanding its United States route network from coast to coast, just in time for summer travel. The Denver-based airline is adding four new nonstop routes ...
ZDNet

Don't rely on your router's USB port when these alternatives are less prone to security risks

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PC Magazine

The FCC's Foreign-Made Router Ban: Is Your TP-Link or Asus Hardware Still Safe?

The sale of new foreign-made Wi-Fi routers is now banned in the US. Here's why we're not pulling our recommendations of existing networking hardware from Asus, TP-Link, and other foreign companies.