French researcher Kafeine has found an exploit kit delivering cross-site request forgery attacks that focus on SOHO routers and changing DNS settings to redirect to malicious sites. Attacks targeting ...

In context: The coronavirus pandemic is certainly no joke at this point – it's killed thousands of people across the globe, and it continues to spread at an alarming rate. Naturally, the virus' growth ...

Attackers are targeting DLink DSL modem routers in Brazil and exploiting them to change the DNS settings to a DNS server under the attacker's control. This then allows them to redirect users ...

Security researchers have detected cybercriminals using a very sneaky new exploit kit to hijack and infect home routers with an endless supply of malicious ads iStock Cybercriminal gangs have found a ...

For the past three months, a cybercrime group has been hacking into home routers --mostly D-Link models-- to change DNS server settings and hijack traffic meant for legitimate sites and redirect it to ...

Malware authors have hijacked DNS settings on vulnerable routers to redirect users to sites hosting Android malware. According to Kaspersky Labs telemetry data, these were small-scale attacks, as ...

A new form of Android Trojan malware is capable of attacking the routers controlling the wireless networks of its victims, thus leaving them vulnerable to further cyberattacks, fraud, and data theft.

It is the device that keeps our laptops, phones and TVs connected to the internet. But the Wi-Fi router in our homes can be hacked. While it is not common you could risk hackers getting control of ...