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otherMar 25, 2026

US bans foreign-made routers over cybersecurity concerns

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US bans foreign-made routers over cybersecurity concerns

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  • currentsapi(Mixed)By Scripps News Group

    Foreign-made routers are now effectively barred from being sold in the U.S. after federal regulators determined they pose a national security risk. The move by the FCC comes after federal agencies warned that foreign-made routers could be exploited by cyberattackers to target Ame

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