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Using Wi-Fi hotspots they set up, hackers can obtain your passwords and gain access to your sensitive information. Here’s how it works what you can do to prevent it.
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Your Internet connection could be slow for many reasons, but you can rule out local Wi-Fi thieves by employing strong passwords and a few other strategies.
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The relaxing atmosphere of surfing at the beach makes it easy to forget about the sharks. Connecting to an unsecured network poses serious r...
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Save yourself and your friends from these outdated or inaccurate security techniques, and learn the current best practices.
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It's not paranoia: Using public or open Wi-Fi networks without taking your security into consideration is a bad idea.
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I have said for a long time that WiFi Hotspots are not a secure place to do anything online that you would not want exposed to the general public. This being online banking, online shopping, viewing your corporate email account, etc. being just a few.
With free online tools available on the Internet, it has become very easy for an attacker to view the information that you are entering into your computer from a free Wifi hotspot. These WiFi hotspots may be very handy, but not very secure.
The article above will show you a couple of ways that you can protect you and your computer if you travel frequently and use these hotspots. I want you to stay protected.
Stay safe out there!