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D-Link routers are being hacked to steal customer passwords — but it says there is no patch

Cables going into the back of a broadband router on white background.

Threat actors are abusing a vulnerability in an outdated D-Link router to steal people’s sensitive data, researchers have claimed.

Cybersecurity experts from GreyNoise recently reported observing hackers in the wild, abusing a critical vulnerability in D-Link DIR-859 Wi-Fi routers. 

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