Cisco routers are deployed in networks around the world and play pivotal roles in small networks as well as global wide area networks (WANs). The stability and security built into a Cisco router are ...

Government agencies in the U.S. and Japan say that a group known as BlackTech has been observed compromising Cisco routers and installing backdoors for maintaining access. Hackers linked to the People ...

Cisco has confirmed a vulnerability in a Linksys router that would allow a hacker to gain full control of the device used to build home wireless networks. Security vendor DefenseCode disclosed the ...

Replacing router firmware with poisoned versions is no longer just a theoretical risk. Researchers from Mandiant have detected a real-world attack that has installed rogue firmware on business routers ...

When you buy a router, you expect it may need some updates from time to time to keep performance at its best and fix any errors. However, in the case of many Cisco/LinkSys customers, a recent update ...

Chinese threat actors are upping their game in the cybersecurity realm, as indicated by new Linux backdoors and other advanced tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). With this, an international ...

Anyone else having stability issues with the Cisco 2900 and 3900 routers running the 15.1 and/or 15.2 IOS version? We have a mix of about 25 2900 routers (and a few 3900s) deployed out across our MPLS ...

Cisco unveiled a new crop of Catalyst routers alongside its promised 5G cellular gateway. The update comes after Cisco unified its Integrated Services Routers (ISR), Aggregation Services Routers (ASR) ...

Two days after Cisco patched a severe vulnerability in a popular brand of SOHO routers, and one day after the publication of proof-of-concept code, hackers have started scans and attacks exploiting ...

It would be fair to say that the Internet as we know it runs on Cisco hardware. While you might never see the devices first-hand, there’s an excellent chance that every web-bound packet leaving your ...

Last week, a number of Cisco customers began reporting problems with three specific Linksys-branded routers. When owners of the E2700, E3500, or E4500 attempted to log in to their devices, they were ...