TP-Link Routers Under Scrutiny in the US
TP-Link, a prominent router manufacturer with a significant 65% market share in the US, is under investigation due to security concerns. The Departments of Commerce, Defense, and Justice, alongside Microsoft, have identified vulnerabilities and potential misuse in cyberattacks targeting US military entities.
These concerns have led to bans in Taiwan and India, and similar actions may follow in the US. The Biden administration is also keen on removing China Telecom from US networks.
During the pandemic, TP-Link routers gained popularity due to their affordability. However, the Department of Justice is examining whether these low prices are a result of anti-competitive practices.
The outcome could see a ban on TP-Link products in the US by 2025 if security standards are not met.
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US probes TP-Link, the China-founded router maker dominating the American market
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