A researcher discovered an issue with the random generation of WPS keys in a number of unnamed routers that could allow an attacker to guess the key in one try.

Routers are typically marketed to consumers based on features, not on security. As a result, all consumer routers include WPS. Personally, I want nothing to do with WPS.

Ever wondered what happens when you press that tiny reset button on your router? It wipes everything back to default, so use it wisely.

While router manufacturers can somewhat thwart this by implementing lock-out periods after a series of unsuccessful WPS fishing attempts, the exploit cuts the number of brute-force attempts needed ...

A COMMON Wi-Fi router setting could be risking your security at home and some experts recommend turning it off. Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a setting that lets you add devices to a secure ...

Wireless network administrators, beware: a vulnerability in the WiFi Protected Setup in some wireless routers threatens to make it easier for attackers to gain access to the router via brute force, a ...

On December 27, the Department of Homeland Security's Computer Emergency Readiness Team issued a warning about a vulnerability in wireless routers that use WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) to allow new ...