Tctws Tan wanted to know about the dangers of using a public Wi-Fi network, such as the ones you find in cafes and libraries. “Is there any other method to increase my […]
You rarely think about the Wi-Fi function on your mobile phone in everyday life – except perhaps when you’re on a plane and switch off the connection during take-off. Otherwise, it usually […]
Windows creates a separate profile for each Wi-Fi network you’ve successfully logged into. Your Wi-Fi profile saves the network password so that if your Windows PC comes within range of this wireless […]
An attack on your Wi-Fi network is not like a bank robbery: Instead of masked robbers blowing open the vault with a loud noise, a hacker inconspicuously approaches the router, searches for […]
You need to connect your Amazon Kindle to Wi-Fi to buy and download new books (unless you paid for a Kindle with built-in cellular connectivity). Fortunately, doing so is easy and should […]
You’re wandering through the airport and yay, free Wi-Fi! Jackpot. Whip out the laptop, connect, and…you’re hacked. Wait, what? Sadly, it’s not as farfetched as you might think. Public Wi-Fi is a […]
When you have people visiting your home, they’re bound to ask for the login to your Wi-Fi network, right? And then you have to spell out your (hopefully rather complicated) password. Nowadays […]
It might sound like nonsense at first, but it’s true – your WiFi name (SSID) could indeed be a security risk. Attackers have rainbow tables that can help decrypt default SSIDs as […]