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Broadcom Wi-Fi Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack Routers Without Passwords
A sixteen-year-old vulnerability in Broadcom chipsets allows remote code execution on millions of routers, according to researcher Quentin Kaiser.
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A sixteen-year-old vulnerability in Broadcom chipsets allows remote code execution on millions of routers, according to researcher Quentin Kaiser.

A sixteen-year-old vulnerability in Broadcom’s Wi-Fi stack lets attackers execute code on routers without passwords, as demonstrated by researcher Quentin Kaiser at Hexacon.