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There is also a QR code that takes you to the product information. The sides are not much different, with an image of the adapter, a list of package contents and some basic specs. The rear gives a little bit of information about some of the features, but is otherwise boilerplate text. This unit is sold as an AC600 rate unit, meaning a single spatial stream on 2.4Ghz (150Mbit/s 802.11n) and 5Ghz (433Mbit/s 802.11ac). The unit is a little different from most, instead of being a plug-in unit, this one is designed as a puck that sits on your desk and is connected by a USB cable.

The unit comes inside a familiar lime-green cardboard box, loudly proclaiming a three year warranty, high power and 5dBi antenna. At the worst, it could be nigh impossible. At the least, this means some compiling of drivers before things work. Unfortunately, the march of progress has meant that these older chipsets are very much off the market, replaced with newer chipsets mainly from Realtek (e.g. It seems that support was still good into the 802.11n era, where the Atheros 9k-series ( TP-Link TL-WN722N for 2.4Ghz) and Ralink RT3572 ( Tenda W522U for dual-band although with terrible sensitivity) had decent out-of-the-box support. I still have fond memories of the early days of 802.11g when Ralink Technologies RT2500 adapters enjoyed out-of-the-box support (along with the Zydas Technologies ZD1211 and later joined by the Realtek RTL8187B). This unit cost a lot more at AU$52, but is based on a Mediatek MT7610U chipset.Īs Mediatek had acquired Ralink Technologies, I was hoping that this meant that this would be one of the more favourable adapters to use in Linux. Believe me, it was not easy to find.īehold, the TP-Link Archer T2UHP AC600 High Power Wireless USB Adapter. As a result, I decided to go looking for another adapter that had an external antenna, good range and a non-Realtek chipset. Unfortunately, that adapter did have some design quirks and its Realtek chipset did leave something to be desired from a Linux support point of view. For more information, please visit this page.I had looked at a relatively cheap dual-band 802.11ac dual-stream USB Wi-Fi adapter recently and it seemed that the pain of single-band Wi-Fi solutions may be soon coming to an end.

TRENDnet has released firmware patches for buffer overflow vulnerabilities in the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) on some of the L2 Managed Industrial Switches.

A Threat Actor can exploit these vulnerabilities and gain control of the router’s management interface.īuffer overflow vulnerabilities in the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) on some of the L2 Managed Industrial Switches

TRENDnet was recently made aware of possible CSRF and XSS vulnerabilities in the 4-Port Broadband Router, model TW100-S4W1CA, hardware V2.0R and V2.1R.

An attacker may be able to exploit this issue to access sensitive information to aide in subsequent attacks.ĬSRF and XSS vulnerabilities in TW100-S4W1CA Hardware V2.0R and V2.1R

TRENDnet recently received a report stating a possible Web Server Directory Traversal Arbitrary File Access vulnerability in the 28-Port Gigabit Web Smart Switch, model TEG-30284, Hardware Version: 1.0R.

WEB SERVER DIRECTORY TRAVERSAL ARBITRARY FILE ACCESS VULNERABILITY IN WEB SMART SWITCH TEG-30284 HARDWARE VERSION: 1.0R TRENDnet recommends customers to retire this product to prevent the risk of devices possibly connecting to it.

TRENDnet is aware of the vulnerabilities involving the TEW-714TRU Wireless Travel Router that could allow a malicious cyber attacker to take over the router and gain access to its operating system however, this product has reached its End of Life (EoL) and End of Support, and TRENDnet is unable to provide support to resolve these vulnerabilities.

TEW-714TRU TRAVEL ROUTER AUTHENTICATION BYPASS, HARD-CODED CREDENTIALS, AND UNRESTRICTED FILE WRITE VULNERABILITIES

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TRENDnet has released firmware updates to address these vulnerabilities for the following products, please click on the link to go to the corresponding product’s download page.

When exploited successfully, the attacker can extract data from the network, which can lead to additional exploits of your other network devices. To exploit these vulnerabilities, the attacker would need to connect to your Wi-Fi network. The affected products are mainly wireless Access Points and Wireless Routers.

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TRENDnet is aware of a series of published vulnerabilities known as FragAttacks in IEEE 802.11 standard Wi-Fi devices.

FRAGMENT and FORGE VULNERABILITIES (FRAGATTACKS) AGAINST SOME WI-FI DEVICES