MindWars
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- Oct 14, 2016
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More than 20,000 Linksys routers leak historic record of every device ever connected
This post has been updated to add comments Linksys made online, which says company researchers couldn't reproduce the information disclosure exploit on routers that installed a patch released in 2014. Representatives of Belkin, the company that acquired Linksys in 2013, didn't respond to the request for comment that Ars sent on Monday. Ars saw the statement only after this article went live.
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Oh but really can wait to see the bs put out on this one lmfao, but the techie assholes tell you " it' s soooo safe" nothing can break into our system lmfao.... Wait until you stupid fks are told to scan your eyeballs because it's so safe now instead of your wallet or purse getting stolen it will be your eyeball LOL.
This post has been updated to add comments Linksys made online, which says company researchers couldn't reproduce the information disclosure exploit on routers that installed a patch released in 2014. Representatives of Belkin, the company that acquired Linksys in 2013, didn't respond to the request for comment that Ars sent on Monday. Ars saw the statement only after this article went live.
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Oh but really can wait to see the bs put out on this one lmfao, but the techie assholes tell you " it' s soooo safe" nothing can break into our system lmfao.... Wait until you stupid fks are told to scan your eyeballs because it's so safe now instead of your wallet or purse getting stolen it will be your eyeball LOL.
