SpaceX Starlink Security Risk TP-Link Routers
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- Today I'll talk about the problem and more importantly a means of fixing it! TP-Link routers may be a SpaceX Starlink security risk. A recent bipartisan letter sent to Commerce Department calls for an investigation of the cybersecurity risks posed by Wi-Fi routers from Chinese company TP-Link Technologies. As we saw with the recent Trump / Elon chat on X, hackers wheeled great power by controlling tens of thousands of zombie IoT devices, like routers, to launch a massive DDOS (Distributed Denial Of Service) attacks or even worse. Your router could be one of this compromised zombie devices that can not only aid in such attacks but also make your internet connection SLOW & UNRELIABLE.
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Today I'll talk about the problem and more importantly a means of fixing it! TP-Link routers may be a SpaceX Starlink security risk. A recent bipartisan letter sent to Commerce Department calls for an investigation of the cybersecurity risks posed by Wi-Fi routers from Chinese company TP-Link Technologies. As we saw with the recent Trump / Elon chat on X, hackers wheeled great power by controlling tens of thousands of zombie IoT devices, like routers, to launch a massive DDOS (Distributed Denial Of Service) attacks or even worse. Your router could be one of this compromised zombie devices that can not only aid in such attacks but also make your internet connection SLOW & UNRELIABLE.
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I agree with you about Netgear. I had a Nighthawk and hardly ever updated. Used to use DD-WRT on an old Linksys WR…the good units that lasted forever.
There’re many more routers other than TP-link that are made in China. It became very hard for us to find devices that are not made in China. That’s very sad. Thanks for the content.
Very sad!
Y'all could build your own routers if the situation is so sad, no?
Segregation of the network would be a great video to do. Especially since IoT devices are notorious for these kind of attacks and spyware. Best circumstance would be the home network then a guest one. Then finally a separate one for all the IoT devices a person uses at home. This way friends can use WiFi while with you and neither they or you are exposed to potential attacks.
Build your own Router with a Old PC Box - PFsense or opensense for example.. uses a bit more Power but can be upgraded with better NIC's etc over time. Add your own Access Points as needed for your use case.
Its very Easy actually.
And far better in mostly every way.
This is what you do with your Old tower PC that you want to toss out.
100% agree, or just buy a box from them 'pfSense+'. Folks that are capable should just get away from wireless routers and start using firewalls + AP's. pfSense has models from $190 up or you can build your own as pointed out above. If you can configure WRT you can setup this firewall.
This is so very interesting, I could watch it 2 or 3 times/ Even though some of the stuff I don't even use. Your describing your home network, helps me to see a reality of a network and not just one I might read about, If that makes sense. The 3 letter abbreviations throughout technology (which most reading material just expects you to know), you spelled out and my jaw dropped. I had to rewind. And I was like OMG did he just told what that stood for! Watching this video was almost like seeing inside the room of technicians working in Intel or Cisco. So close but I'd love to see more!
I am happy to support your channel at least a couple of times a month. ❤
So kind!
@@jcristina So smokey.
Will you do a video on Open WRT? I am new (60+ yrs old) but a newbie. Would like to see how to do this for the router i have using with starLink. I go to the admin page all i get is your using starLink and it is unsecure, and no options to correct it. I will be using tplink router in about a week or so but would like to make sure it is secure.... Really like your channel.
Very clear and concise explanation of how basic networking works.I used to be a system admin also back in the 90s, until I thought management was for me. I forgot some of the things you brought up. OpenWRT is awesome, and TPLink isn't bad! I love watching your videos, brings back good times!
Blessings!
Thanks for the info and reminder. Just checked my TP-Link Deco. Lo and behold, there is a firmware update available.
Me too!
Can you demonstrate how to back up your router before installing open source?
lol.
Some manufacturers (Cisco for example) don't offer firmware upgrades without a service contract. And when device updates are not available, the security bugs remain. And they blame the customer for not patching, of course.
OpenWRT is great, definitely worth doing a video for first-timers. I also like Mikrotik, since they constantly update (and commit to 5 years beyond last sale).
I also love my PepLinks.. there a re some good companies but the roots "9/10" lead to China, sadly.
I have a pile of Cisco gear sitting in storage. 10 802.11n APs, a 16 port PoE 1Gbps switch, and a couple of IP phones, all given to me when a friend's dad retired from his "itinerant sysadmin" business. I wasn't about to pay the small fortune ($100?) Cisco wanted for a short term support contract to get all that firmware updated, so it still sits in storage, nearly 10 years later. Oh yeah, the PDF manuals were behind that paywall, as well...
Ty Sir for your valuable channel and advice.
So nice of you
Seeing Orwell behind you makes me smile and earns a sub.
The original Starlink router worked great but I was concerned with safety as many routers have multiple layers of security. I enjoyed my EERO routers which I incorporated with my Starlink.
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I run a TP-Link Deco mesh but make sure I keep them up -to - date. I segment my network into machines, IoT isolation, and a guest network having been in It for years. I used to reflash my older Linksys router with OpenWRT images until I needed a mesh system.
I haven't looked to see if there are OpenWRT or DD-WRT images for my mesh routers, but will be doing so.
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I'd be more open to trying to install open-wrt if I didn't also have a range extender. Thinking it might be less hassle to just use the Starlink as a router and order a second one to use as an extender. If only the things weren't so expensive.
Yes do a video on how to set up open WRT
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There isn't a lot that can be done to prevent a DDOS ..... Once it starts there may be a way with routers and firewalls to stop or block the attack once it starts.
But UNTIL it starts there isn't a ton of preventative work that can be done.
You should absolutely do a video on advanced home network setup, along with both a "local" NAS, as well as a viable dropbox alternative that would be FULLY compatible with say for instance Linux Mint. Since Win 11 is not gonna run on much if any of my existing hardware be it desktop or laptop. And I have a relatively large dropbox that I can't easily access from a laptop on Linux Mint. More details of that issue available on request, LoL
Thanks
Thanks for your video. Wort isnt compatible with my TP-Link AX55. Sad. Hello from Brussels.
Yes, please make the video on installing WRT
Cell phones, and any technology related to communication and IT infrastructure should not be made in China or any other foreign countries...
All computer chips intended for US consumption should also not be made on any other countries...
When I worked in the IT Infrastructure industry I couldn't understand how IBM could sell it's PC division to China (Lenovo), Motorola is another one, there are way too many to list in a YouYube post.
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I’ve been nervous about this subject. I have a Peplink router and I set the firewall rules to no/no. And then I individually opened up port and protocols for all my devices. One at a time. For the most part 443 get it done for the bulk of your traffic. And then for individual devices and services you just need to be aware and open up only what’s required to get the functionality you need. What a mess this is for most people, however.
Hi Joe, I'm also wondering if, in some cases, the TR-069 protocol could be considered a "backdoor." Often, this protocol is activated by default when the router is supplied by the ISP, allowing them to manage firmware configurations (and who knows what else!). However, it is also possible that some brands hardcode TR-069 access into their routers, potentially giving them unlimited access to the devices? Another Chinaland brand, ZTE, has already been identified with this vulnerability. So for some users, just in case OpenWrt isn’t an option on their router, it might be worth checking if you can turn off this protocol - despite knowing if it really can be turned off.
I only use the Starlink router that came with the system. Is that the best way to go?
As long as the router does everything you need it to do.. You should be fine.
I will have to do a packet trace because I am using a dual wan tplink router.
Yes please do an open wrt video .
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Yeah...do a video on both of those things you said.!!!!! Thanks for the info.
Noted!
/me remembers zyxel and several others...
Consumer grade "routers" just are security hole waiting to happen. Especially those provided and "branded" by ISP's.
Agree
I use mainly TP-Link products. My wireless router did a firmware update yesterday, my router is a TP-Link WiFi 7 BE9300 Archer BE550 Tri-band. I run a separate network for my IoT devices that works great and keeps me safe. My router does do automatic firmware updates, I just happened to catch it when I was doing something else and I was on a wireless, so I stopped and went over to my wired desktop to do the upgrade.
Then again, you couldn't pay me to use anything from Elon.
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Yes do a video on it
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Thanks for this! Very useful! Also, I plead guilty, Your Honor.
Likewise
Tplink used to be UK based. When did they become Chinese? There are also tens (?) of thousands of them feeding the FCC SamKnows program for maybe ten years now, monitoring ISPs for a decade now.
ahhhhh
Appreciate your VLogs. from Australia. 😉
Is this vulnerability limited to the routers only or is it all TP-link products, recently I was watching a review of TP-link video doorbell that looks like it would be an excellent purchase but I didn’t know that TP-link was a China based company, finding this out gives me a pause of concern
It is a Chinese company.
Good vid. There is a caveat with Open source software. What you say is true, but its' security and quality is totally dependant on the size, capability and passion of the OSS community for the specific project. I think with log4j, for example, which was widely used had maybe 10 people who had been pushing changes to it - why? Because logging isn't so sexy.
Thanks, that was informative. I use TP Link on original firmware, but I also have a number of layers in my home networks. So that's a number of hardware firewalls as well as endpoint firewalls and other systems.
My TP Link router is locked down to a minimum and only 2 local MAC addresses can log in for admin. Those 2 MAC addresses are always offline (disconnected).
I’m so glad you hit on this! Thank you.
5:07 I couldn't get TP-Link routers to work with my star link
"Automagically" Now there's a term I havent heard since my SCSI days... - I guess I'm dating myself - Cheers Joe!
I have a Tp-link mesh setup. I replaced my Google wifi mesh because I have 1.5 Gb internet and Tp-link was the only cost effective mesh system where the hubs had multiple 2.5 Gb ports. All the others would have 1 2.5 Gb port and 1 or more 1 Gb ports. With the old system I could only use 1 Gb of my available 1.5 Gb.
You could use OpenWRT with if the router is on the list.
My Archer AX-10000 was not listed on the Open WRT web site. Does that mean I have no way of protection? Thanks, love your channel.
thanks for sharing
I had a rather expensive ($250) router "brick" on me when I did a firmware upgrade. Fortunately, it had a "recovery mode" where I could re-flash the old firmware and bring it back to life.
Did you catch Starlink has a power usage graph on the application now? Just noticed it.
Thanks Patrick. I did not. Checking now.
What a BS clickbait title. This video had nothing to do with starlink, and just about replacing crappy home router firmware with openwrt
What if someone has or had a TP-Link router connected to the Starlink modem/router (like me)? Totally applicable.
@@SHANNON-AZ It's still not a "Starlink Security Risk". It's exactly the same as if you used dsl/cable/fiber/cellular/other satellite for your internet service provider. Really, the fact that most Starlink customers are behind CGNAT adds an additional layer of security (obscurity) since those customer's insecure routers are not publicly accessible to poking and exploitation. For a customer's router behind CGNAT to get popped, it needs to come from a compromised box inside their network.
The video title is click bait
@@JaredTwomey Ok, you win. Congrats.
@@SHANNON-AZdo you also connect your Bluetooth/wifi/wireless lightbulbs/toaster/phone to a router or to the internet, there is nothing new or specific to Starlink related to this video. Installing open software on your router will help, but not as much as shutting down your IoT (lightbulbs, switches, toaster, laptops).
Have you asked why is starlink working with both Russians and Ukrainians on Ukrainian soil, and both Ukrainians and Russians on Russian soil, and not to mention the North Koreans and Chinese and Vietnamese and each group doesn't hack each other's TP-link routers through Starlink?
Because Russian and Ukrainian forces can be on the he same satellite, on the same city block and not "see" each other digitally.😂
Turn off your IoT, your mesh networks, and random Bluetooth because it's those devices that get compromised before your router. Then they attack your router. They even can attack your streaming service device on 2.4 GHz wavelength😂
Partition your devices from each other, much as the professionals from Starlink or every internet provider does, because the threat is inside your firewall and not outside.😂😂
Report as misleading
So now need WRT after we took your recommendation for the network switches and Speedify?
Tech is a never ending sea. We must move with the waves and not try to fight them.
Hi - I am really interested in going this route, I was wondering if you could do a video showing how to install openWRT on TP-link Omada router when using an Omada controller, including how to make the backup. Probably sounds easy, but I am still trying to get to grips with the Omada environment. Thanks in advance
I have used DD-WRT and currently use PfSense on an old Dell R210VII. You mentioned open-WRT. Are all of these basically the same?
I personally do not like PfSense... Does it work.. Yes.. ;)
@@jcristina , might be a good idea for another video from you. Compare and explain DD-wrt,open-wrt, pfsense and what else is out there. I love your new Linux series. Sub’s you because of it. You are awesome at explaining for the layman. Would love to watch what you opinions on the big boys of the open source router world.
Doesn't Starlink primarily provide CGNAT IP addresses?
Makes this far less of an issue as vulnerable routers don't have a public IP routable from the internet to start with.
Reg. Backdoors... No only Chinese have it. Us is known to have backdoors to everything. :)
Thanks!
As I said... It's so very kind of you. It's very much so appreciated... Blessings to you and your family!
Tp link is one of the most popular devices here because of bang for bucks. I have an Ausus router behind my starlink but tp link range extender with an ethernet cable, so I'm not too sure about my security, but the Asus should protect it. But as I think you make it you can break it. Wrt is very good.
OpenWRT is the industry standard firmware replacement, hands down.
@jcristina I have used it but my Ausus don't support it out of the box
Well my TP-Link Deco BE11000 isn't supported. I guess wifi 7 is a bit new
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If my TP Link mesh system is in Access Priority mode rather than Router mode am I safe from being used in DDOS attacks?
Even though it’s being used has an Access Point it’s possible code can be push to it.
Thanks for the info, I had no idea that TP link was made in China. I'm so sick and tired of spending my money on things made in CHINA.
I have a TP link mesh system. Does OpenWRT have firmware for a mesh system?
What router would you recommend for use of OpenWRT?
Honestly it does not matter as long as it's support which you can check their site for the supported list which is very extensive. I would purchase a router based on you needs, speed, security, number of simultaneous connection, etc etc. WiFi 6e+ / 7 ... AX routers ..
@@jcristina Thanks....I just wanted to tell you I just got my own Starlink System because of all the info you provide on your channel. I really appreciate you knowledge and opinion on all things related to Starlink.
Keep doing what you do!
Are all of the network switches at risk too, I have like 5, the router sucked
Switches are not as at risk as the routers according to what I’ve been reading.
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If all we have is one computer why would we need a router at all?
does this affect the omada series?
Potentially affect all routers depending on the security protocols, speeds of firmware updates and us taking the time to do the update.
@@jcristina I'm set to automatically update, so I know the router does call home. The omada allows you to administer your switches and access points it's an enterprise grade of system, so openWRT wouldn't be an option
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I too am vulnerable to DDS attacks. A TP link CAN'T be avoided.
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I don’t think Elon has all he achieved was a paywall
Oh yes I would appreciate another video on WRT
@?? is there anyway I can update my ISP firmware remotely
Normally no. But it’s possible depending on the router.
@@jcristina 🧡
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routers by tp-link are not very good. Their switches and access points, etc, or good, but their routers not so much.
The whole system might go down tomorrow. The latest decision this company has taken will not be looked upon lightly. Remember the iPhone? It was carrier-locked, and cracked on the first day of its launch. The problem is that most hackers are on Elon's lap, so hacking Starlink might not be in the books for them, for now. But people will find a way.
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There is no safe way to connect to the internet. Some clown can always break in. Do what I do, keep no money available on your cards or your bank account. Easy Peasy.
I like it. Not hard for me. 😜
I meant Access Point mode😂
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flash openwrt firmware to tp - link router and your problem is solved
Facts
so frequent updates from OpenWRT makes it more secure than infrequent updates from TPlink? and so frequent updates from Microsoft make Windows more secure than infrequent updates on Linux? yeah I'll pass on that logic! full disclosure I have a TPlink TL-R600VPN
SafeStream Gigabit Multi-WAN VPN Router connected to my Starlink Business Dish - am I one of the bad guys?
Thanks Don. The frequency of updates to OpenWRT is a major benefit and the fact that it can be vetted by the entire community is too. The reason Linux is more secure than Microsoft Windows is simply because Windows is a POS since Vista days. 95 was not bad NT for business also. After 98 it became a BOG ball or bloated crap, worse with every iteration. Now it’s turned into a greater spyware risk than a Chinese router. IMHO
You're definitely one of the "knows just enough to be dangerous" guys.
Linux packages are updated frequently.
Router manufacturers are lazy and slow in bundling the updates into a firmware update for their devices...or just don't do it at all.
By your logic - yeah my vulnerable Linux OS directly connected to the internet without a firewall (it IS the firewall) can't be more of a liability than Windows behind a firewall and NAT 🤦🏻
Whats better giving all your data to the goverment, or what we have. all our data is bought and sold by companies
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TP Link is not allowed to be attached to any Federal Government network. Elon needs to add a line of secure switches, routers, & Access Points. Elon is the only one that manufactures all his hardware in the US or Israel. Also flashing the firmware to WRT is the software. TP Link has snooping built into the hardware itself (hard coded)...so putting WRT in place does not stop that vulnerability.
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How do you have two people in the same algorithm?
One would have to be equation of gravity whilst the other positive velocity
If I wanted to win an election, using ppm equations for Up and Down.
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4:36 content / reading article starts (for anyone who patiently waited that long)… still doesn’t say anything ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TLDW: TP-Link (or any) router (Cisco, Netgear, etc) has vulnerabilities over time… TP-Link made in China so politicians want to ban it (like Hauwei). Suggests running Open-WRT OS on router instead to avoid TP-Link OS vulnerabilities… (though also need to keep up to date to avoid Open-WRT vulnerabilities). No relation to Starlink (per title), except to “keep software up to date” to avoid known vulnerabilities.
Yes!!! segregation network video !! please! JC
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Bunch of bums, what a lie! Star Link is a risk to the world.
The fix is, do not ever buy a CCP TP-Link router.
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So kind Shannon.. Thank you so very much! You know how much it helps... Many blessings...
@@jcristina 100% my pleasure. See ya Friday!
@@SHANNON-AZ 🤓🤓 see you then.
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T.P. Link = Toilet Paper Link. I use ASUS routers. They do good at keeping me free of viruses and zombies.
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Heath Ledger, murdered. #POW
im all in for starlink, its great advancement, but musk scares the shit outa me, hes a dr madblood mad scientist when it comes to his brain chipping, i mean WHAT CAN GO WRONG!!!! first off messing with peoples brains and playing god is wrong and they cant even build a router without some security hack issues, and he wants to slap a new sbox chip in your head and hook it up to starlink or any other devices, sure you can walk again got new bybass over nerve damage in your legs, but flick of the switch you find yourself leaping off a cliff or into traffic cause of a WINK WINK glitch!!!
Neuro-Link is scary by most but I would say the people that are targeted, CAN'T WAIT and PRAY to be picked to have their (brain's firmware flashed) so to speak.. ;)
@@jcristina I'll pass, I have MS and yes there's probably a chance I'd walk right again if I slapper in new x-musk xbbot chip in my head reroute my brains instructions to my legs with new wires or whatever, but nah I'll just walk funny naturally instead of glitching my r2d2 chip and I'm running full speed at a truck because I posted FAWK GLOBALIST on X(Twitter) wouldn't wanna piss off CCP globalists off
My ISP (Optimum/Altice) blocks me from using any other router except theirs. They are running a router monopoly.. Can this be talked about?