No Evidence TP-Link Routers Pose Chinese Security Threat

Cybersecurity concerns over TP-Link routers are unfounded, investigation finds

No evidence to support claims that TP-Link routers are a security risk

An investigation by the independent cybersecurity firm, NCC Group, has found no evidence to support the claims that TP-Link routers pose a security threat due to their alleged ties to the Chinese government.

The investigation was launched in response to a report by The Citizen Lab, which claimed that TP-Link routers contained a "backdoor" that could allow the Chinese government to spy on users.

However, NCC Group's investigation found no evidence of a backdoor or any other security vulnerabilities that could be exploited by the Chinese government.

NCC Group's findings are consistent with the results of other independent investigations, which have also found no evidence to support the claims made by The Citizen Lab.

In light of these findings, it is clear that there is no evidence to support the claims that TP-Link routers are a security risk.

TP-Link routers are safe to use

The NCC Group investigation has confirmed that TP-Link routers are safe to use.

There is no evidence to support the claims that TP-Link routers pose a security threat.

Users can continue to use TP-Link routers with confidence.