Hackers may be able to remotely take complete control of cable modems from various manufacturers due to a critical vulnerability affecting a middleware component shipped with some Broadcom chips.
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Cable Haunt: Millions of Cable Modems With Broadcom Chips Vulnerable to Attacks
Hackers may be able to remotely take complete control of cable modems from various manufacturers due to a critical vulnerability affecting a middleware component shipped with some Broadcom chips. The post Cable Haunt: Millions of Cable Modems With Broadcom Chips Vulnerable to Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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