Sep 6, 2026 · 54 min · 20 segments
Chrome Zero-Day Hackers Are Exploiting Right Now | Compute This Google just confirmed a new Chrome zero-day that attackers are already using in the wild, and all it takes is one bad webpage to hand…
It's like, you know, the, the wheelie router or something, you know, it's like it, it, sometimes they have Chinese names.
The problem is, essentially, if you go on to one of these sites and you buy one of these no-name routers, we have the first ever documented actual backdoors in these routers.
But this is a backdoor intentionally installed to allow a foreign adversary... to view all of the traffic going through your router, capture all of your passwords and everything else, and even send traffic through your router should the need ever arise to do a denial of service attack or something like that.
Uh, I've, I've owned, I've, I've owned the Nighthawks before the net, your Nighthawks, like the high end gaming ones.
We ended up, we ended up replacing them in the service centers back in the day when we had those in the service centers.
They've had vulnerabilities that have been exploited, which they, of course, have patched, but everybody has vulnerabilities that get patched.
It's like, you know, the, the wheelie router or something, you know, it's like it, it, sometimes they have Chinese names.
The problem is, essentially, if you go on to one of these sites and you buy one of these no-name routers, we have the first ever documented actual backdoors in these routers.
But this is a backdoor intentionally installed to allow a foreign adversary... to view all of the traffic going through your router, capture all of your passwords and everything else, and even send traffic through your router should the need ever arise to do a denial of service attack or something like that.
Uh, I've, I've owned, I've, I've owned the Nighthawks before the net, your Nighthawks, like the high end gaming ones.
We ended up, we ended up replacing them in the service centers back in the day when we had those in the service centers.
They've had vulnerabilities that have been exploited, which they, of course, have patched, but everybody has vulnerabilities that get patched.
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