Spooky Netgear Zero-Day Lets Hackers Attack Over Wi-Fi

Netgear has disclosed a pre-authentication buffer overflow that affects many of their routers, allowing hackers to potentially crash or run arbitrary code on affected routers in Wi-Fi range.

[Mbro-dqdo]

Great video boys. I love you guys are always on Macs for the most part I run linux on my Macs and my Dell. Kali runs great on both not hating on Windows but. Apple all day errr day

[timnevitt]

most people when they get there router they set it up and forget about it until something goes wrong

[bnkzfp]

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