D-Link reports that six of its VPN routers are impacted by a serious security vulnerability, and should be replaced.

Your VPN doesn't always have to run on your phone or laptop. You can guard everything in your home from prying eyes.

D-Link won't be issuing a fix for the 6 impacted models, but is offering 20% off the price of a new router without the issue.

This week D-Link identified six older VPN router models, released in 2011 and 2012, which contain a critical security flaw ...

D-Link issues an urgent warning to owners of old routers—replace now or hackers could take control of your network.

However, since the models have now reached end-of-life, D-Link will not be issuing a patch - and instead, it urged users to ...

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