Hello. I'm thinking about changing my Linksys router to a Linux box (in spite of the fact that Linksys probably uses a Linux kernel). Back in the 2000s I used Slackware for that purpose but now ...

Linux is not a manufacturer, it is an operating system kernel. So "trusting Apple more than Linux" makes no sense. Router manufacturers manufacture routers, which in turn need an operating system.

But the principal victims are likely to be routers - with devices from Actiontec, Hik Vision, Netgear, Synology, TP-Link, ZyXEL, and Zhone already identified as vulnerable.

Not just a router, it's a Linux server where you have root access, plus more Firewalla is a hardware firewall with deep inspection of packets, and has been optimized for that. The Gold Pro I've ...

Author's bio: John Lombardo has been working with Linux since the "0.9" days. However, he does remember downloading a very early version and thinking: "Yeah, right -- how is this Linux thing going ...

It's simply a Linux-based, OpenWRT router (the ASUS WL-500g Premium, to be specific) with a Samsung U70 USB display and a keyboard plugged in, but the DisplayLink driver turns what would be ...

We here at Engadget know you've got needs. You've got fixed and vehicular telemetry needs — we all do. This Arcom compact Linux gateway and edge-router will satisfy all that and more, including ...

Image: Linksys Many of today's most popular home router models don't take full advantage of the security features that come with the Linux operating system, which many of them use as a basis for ...

A malware family that primarily targets Linux-based consumer routers but that can infect other Linux-based embedded systems in its path: Dissecting Linux/Moose ...