codila (@0xCodila) · Router privacy audit
Claude finds router privacy flaws
A post on X by codila says that while reverse engineering their own Wi-Fi router, Claude found a serious privacy problem. The author claims the internet provider can see every site they open and can change anything in the router without asking them. The post says it also lists other findings and five steps to fix them, but the page is cut off, so those details are not available here. No tool, code, licence or release information is given, and the claims are the author's own and not independently verified.
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