Wifi Securing Tips

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Securing your wifi network
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Protecting wifi by a strong password

• Password Selection Strategies
• User should not share or write the password.
• The password should not be common.
• Password should contain a combination of words
  numbers and special characters.

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Problems with Open network

• Anyone can access your network that means any
  unknown persons can use the data and can bother
  the speed of your network.

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• The first line of defense for your Wi-Fi network
  is encryption, which encodes the data transmitted
  between your PC and your wireless router.
  Unfortunately, most routers ship with encryption
  turned off, and many users don't turn it on,
  leaving themselves completely exposed. If you
  haven't already, enable your router's encryption,
  and use the strongest form supported by your
  network. The Wireless Protected Access (WPA)
  protocol and more recent WPA2 have supplanted the
  older and less-secure Wireless Encryption
  Protocol (WEP).
• Go with WPA or WPA2 if at all possible, since WEP
  is relatively easy to crack. (You have to use the
  same form on all devices on your network you
  can't mix WEP and WPA.) The keys used by WPA and
  WPA2 change dynamically, which make them nearly
  impossible to hack.