BGR says router backdoor can allow remote control despite ordinary firewalls
Code hidden in “white-labeled” routers gives Chinese servers full control, BGR reports.
Code hidden in “white-labeled” routers gives Chinese servers full control, BGR reports.
BGR reports that hidden code in “white-labeled” routers gives Chinese servers full control. The publisher says the newly discovered backdoor can quietly contact an overseas server and allow remote control without being stopped by ordinary firewalls.
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Code hidden in “white-labeled” routers gives Chinese servers full control, BGR reports.
BGR reports that hidden code in “white-labeled” routers gives Chinese servers full control. The publisher says the newly discovered backdoor can quietly contact an overseas server and allow remote control without being stopped by ordinary firewalls.
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