Linksys Tells Customers How to Remove CIA Surveillance Tools

This is a good read, even if you are running a router other than the LinkSys.

I’ve done this to all my routers.

Linksys Tells Customers How to Remove CIA Surveillance Tools – Bitsonline

Network equipment maker Linksys has issued an advisory based on the latest Wikileaks ‘Vault 7’ releases. The advisory warns customers of a CIA firmware implant called ‘CherryBlossom’ that has reportedly infected the company’s older routers. Also read: Bitcoin Miner Support for SegWit2x Hits 90% – Scaling Resolution At Last?

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