Lifehacker US Federal Agencies Propose Ban on TP-Link Routers Over Security Concerns
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The US Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on TP-Link Systems routers due to security concerns, with support from the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice, and Defense. This proposal follows investigations into the company's hardware, which has been linked to cyberattacks and potential national security risks due to its origins in China.
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