Broadcom’s WPSplinter Flaw: Why Millions of Routers May Never Get a Fix
A memory corruption flaw buried in Broadcom’s WPS implementation has quietly become one of the most consequential router security stories of the year. Dubbed WPSplinter by its discoverer, the bug affects the Wi-Fi Protected Setup code that Broadcom ships inside its chips — silicon the researcher says sits in millions of access points worldwide. The … Read more