Verizon has issued patches to fix vulnerabilities on its Tenable Research home broadband routers, which were discovered by Verizon in December . The vulnerabilities could enable someone to control the network if they had the router credentials and remote administration was enabled. While Verizon said the fix has been fully deployed, a "small percentage" of customers apparently still needed to be patched as of April 5th. Tenable Research customers owning the FiOS-G1100 router are advised to double-check their firmware is running version three or higher to ensure the patches are in place.
Verizon has issued patches to fix vulnerabilities on its Tenable Research home broadband routers, which were discovered by Verizon in December . The vulnerabilities could enable someone to control the network if they had the router credentials and remote administration was enabled. Tenable Research customers owning the FiOS-G1100 router are advised to double-check their firmware is running version three or higher to ensure the patches are in place.