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D-Link confirms data breach, but downplayed the impact
(securityaffairs.com)
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Fuck, ain't that the truth. I've been messing with PC related stuff for 20 years and I've never trusted anything by them.
Followed closely by Belkin.
Belkin does have a few usable things - but generally are fucking expensive. A while back they were pretty much the only option if you wanted a KVM switch which takes a PS/2 keyboard and has outgoing Sun type 5 connectors.
Oh yeah, no. They for sure have a couple good things but are completely shit as a company though.
Case in point: