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Comcast has just been caught in a major security snafu: revealing the passwords of its customers’ Xfinity-provided wireless routers in plaintext on the web. Anyone with a subscriber’s account number ...

Faith writes guides, how-tos, and roundups on the latest Android games and apps for Android Police. You'll find her writing about the newest free-to-play game to hit Android or discussing her paranoia ...

The Comcast website that activates Xfinity routers has a bug that exposes customers’ personal information. As reported by ZDNet, the page for setting up home Wi-Fi and cable services can display the ...

There's already plenty of reasons to dislike your internet service provider, but Comcast clearly wasn't happy being simply disliked for its customer service and product. Researchers have discovered ...

Security researchers Karan Saini and Ryan Stevenson reported a bug to ZDNet in which a Comcast website for customers to activate their Xfinity routers was found to be leaking sensitive customer ...

A security hole in a Comcast service-activation website allowed anyone to obtain a customer’s Wi-Fi network name and password by entering the customer’s account number and a partial street address, ...

The Wifi services offered by Comcast—at-home and outdoor, as part of secure home networks and for guests, and during emergencies such as COVID-19—have sometimes been the subject of a great deal of ...