Cybercriminals can exploit a critical vulnerability in Broadcom chips, a hardware and software component in most of the world’s cable modems, to intercept private messages and redirect traffic, and change default DNS servers, MAC addresses of associated devices and serial numbers, according to a paper published by Danish security researchers. The vulnerability, dubbed Cable Haunt, […]
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