It's 12 Noon, Are You Aware Who's Using Your Network? - 0 views

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  #1 Winkel Ulrich on 01 Jun 13

   

  The thought of reading e-mail while lounging by the share, text or instant messaging while doing the washing, or lounging in the Jacuzzi listening to your MP3 collection is interesting to all of us.
  
  Unfortuitously, several, as well as most, instant devices do not have security features already working. This may not appear to be a big issue to an individual who is merely setting up a home network, but there are certainly a amount of potential problems you should consider.
  
  The absolute most serious problem could be the escalation in identity theft. If your network is unsecured, the non-public data in your wireless electronic equipment can also be unsecured. The order you merely placed for a book at Amazon could have presented your payment information and contact to a dishonest hacker!
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  Just about any town in which "WiFi" is common could have "War Chalkers" and "War Drivers" at the job. They are people who walk or travel around town with wireless equipment, searching for unsecured networks. Their name is then lived up by the "Chalkers", observing curbs and other public objects with chalk so that others could quicker find and exploit your community.
  
  Not totally all "War Drivers" are hackers, obviously. Several just want to use your system at no cost, nevertheless the risk is high if you do not discover ways to protect yourself. You can often find quite a little free information concerning how to secure your system at the web site of one's router's manufacturer, or by performing a in a search engine for a term like "secure home wireless."
  
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  Even many companies use cheap, home-use quality equipment for their business systems. With the security frequently entirely on business communities, anyone with a fundamental knowledge of wireless can access sensitive and painful business and customer information.
  
  If you are struggling to secure your network yourself, there are many service companies who'll take action for you. A search of your local yellow pages or an inquiry at your neighborhood computer store should deliver professional support and get your private information private again

   

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