InfoWorld

UPnP flaws expose tens of millions of networked devices to remote attacks

Tens of millions of network-enabled devices including routers, printers, media servers, IP cameras, smart TVs, and more can be attacked over the Internet because of dangerous flaws in their ...
Times Argus

Nevo gives push-button access to all digital devices

UPnP knows when a new device is plugged into the network and welcomes it by introducing it and what it does to the rest of the network. One growing use of UPnP is in devices called digital media ...
Ars Technica

UPnP flaw exposes millions of network devices to attacks over the Internet

The other day I was trying to get a game session going with my friends on Warzone. They do not have UPnP enabled, so their NAT type was Strict via Xbox and CoD. I could connect to their party, but ...
Computerworld

Check your router now, before Lex Luthor does

The Department of Homeland security, in conjunction with Rapid7, has issued another warning (Vulnerability Note VU#922681) that everyone using the Internet needs to be aware of. The last warning that ...
CSOonline

Exploiting Universal Plug-n-Play protocol, insecure security cameras & network printers

Attackers are likely happy today. About 50 million IPs are vulnerable due to one of the three attacks exploiting flaws in the Universal Plug and Play protocol. Just fewer than 60,000 security cameras ...