Expert finds this £3 Temu Wi-Fi extender is full of security issues, and definitely not the bargain you'd hoped for
THE SO WHAT
Ultra-cheap connected hardware with hidden admin access and remote login is effectively a pre-installed security incident. If employees are buying these for home offices, your real attack surface now includes every £3 gadget on Temu.
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