Hackers will often use phishing scams and malware to get into your system, but if they have just some info, they can also get ...

The crackdown on foreign-made routers labeled a "national security risk" affects most major router brands. Here’s what you need to know if you plan to buy a router soon.

Nearly every router is affected by the FCC’s unprecedented ban. Until we learn more, you should wait on a new purchase if you ...

Router lights blink to show real-time data activity, not just problems. Different speeds and colors indicate startup, active ...

VLANs sound complicated, but they're the easiest way to secure your Wi-Fi network ...

As long as your router has not reached its end of life (EOL), the manufacturer will push firmware updates to it regularly. If you don't update it, the network may begin to behave poorly over time.

The Federal Communications Commission is relenting a bit on its restrictive router rules, saying it will allow foreign-made routers to receive software and firmware updates until at least January 1, ...

A close-up of a router on a desk with a person in the background using their phone near a laptop computer - Cunaplus_m.faba/Getty Images As long as your router has not reached its end of life (EOL), ...

Your modem and router are the dynamic duo you need to get online, so long as you don't mistake one for the other.

In a nutshell: The FCC has extended a deadline that will allow millions of routers and drones already in use in the US to keep receiving software updates for several more years, easing part of its ...

Good news for owners of foreign-made drones and routers: the Federal Communications Commission has amended its original deadline that would have banned firmware updates to these devices after March 1, ...