Is Your Cable Router Hopelessly Insecure?

On most Wi-Fi home networks, standard tips for wireless home network security apply. The first recommendation on this list: Change the router's default password. But what happens if you have a router that doesn't allow its password to be changed and puts other serious limitations on its security configuration? According to Forbes, some Wi-Fi cable gateway routers installed by a few U.S. firms have this exact problem, a hopeless situation from the network security perspective. Do you use one of these products in your home? If so, I'd recommend removing it immediately, changing Internet providers if necessary.
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