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Why home network security matters
Understand the threat landscape so you can take meaningful action
Routers supplied by your internet provider often ship with default credentials, rarely receive firmware updates, and may have remote management features enabled that you don't know about.
Default admin credentials for virtually every consumer router model are published online. Attackers on your local network (or using UPnP holes) can access your router panel in seconds.
If your DNS queries go through your ISP's servers rather than a private resolver, your ISP can log every site you visit. This is true even if you use HTTPS or a VPN that's misconfigured.
Each smart TV, camera, or IoT gadget on your network is a potential entry point. Without guest network isolation, a compromised device can access your computers and phones.