Millions of Sky routers suffered from a vulnerability that would have allowed a customer’s home network to be compromised by hackers. Researchers from Pen Test ...

Pen Test Partners didn’t disclose the vulnerability after 90 days because it knew ISPs were struggling with a pandemic-increased network load as work from home became the new norm. Sky, a U.K.

Entertainment company Sky took more than 17 months to fix a security flaw that impacted roughly six million routers belonging to its customers. The DNS rebinding vulnerability was discovered in May ...

Around six million Sky Broadband customer routers in the UK were affected by a critical vulnerability that took over 17 months to roll out a fix to customers. The disclosed vulnerability is a DNS ...

Pen Test Partners says it disclosed the vulnerability in May 2020; Sky didn't release a full patch until October 2021. I've been writing about tech, including everything from privacy and security to ...

Some six million Sky routers had a significant bug that could have allowed hackers to take over home networks. Apparently, the problem has been fixed – but researchers say it took Sky 18 months to ...

A flaw in Sky routers found by researcher Raf Fini from Pen Test Partners, has revealed that over six million devices could have been at risk of hacking. The security consultancy firm found a hacker ...

Millions of households in the UK are using old broadband routers that could fall prey to hackers, according to a new investigation carried out by consumer watchdog Which? in collaboration with ...