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Recently I found an old TP-Link wall-plug WiFi extender which defaults to a .com domain name for configuration. All is fine when you don't have internet access
by Sosowski 6y ago
Recently I found an old TP-Link wall-plug WiFi extender which defaults to a .com domain name for configuration.
All is fine when you don't have internet access, but once you configured it, you'll find out that TP-Link lost access to the config-bound domain and now it's a website full of malware and the config keeps redirecting you there.
And they're still selling these (hopefully with updated firmware)
- robotnikman 6y agowow, thats kinda horrifying. I wonder how they even let that slip