The Impact of Default Router Configurations on Network Vulnerability
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I've often noticed how default router configurations are a silent yet significant threat to network security. Many users stick with generic usernames and passwords, which offers attackers an easy path into their systems. When combined with outdated firmware and unmonitored built-in services, these oversights can create critical vulnerabilities. As I explore this further, I can't help but wonder—what real-world consequences have emerged from such negligence, and how can we effectively safeguard our networks against these threats?...
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