Description
Universal plug and play (UPnP) is a protocol that allows devices on the same network to automatically discover, connect to and interact with one another. Common examples of devices that use UPnP include:
mobile devices, smart devices (for example, speakers, televisions and cameras), computers, gaming systems,
printers, Wi-Fi devices and routers.
On this page discover:
How universal plug and play is used
Related risks
How to secure your devices
How to disable UPnP on a home router
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