Fraud & Security Alert

March 27, 2020

If you have a D-Link or Linksys router, you’ve probably been hacked

The coronavirus pandemic has millions of Americans spending more time at home than normal. This means more people are on the internet, and not everyone secures their networks properly. Cybercriminals are on the hunt and they've found a way to break into a couple of the most popular router brands. Now, they're sending victims to spoofed websites that infect devices with malware.

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