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Just about recently, a security researcher has discovered and reported new vulnerabilities in WiFi devices known as FragAttacks. These are new types of attacks that exploit design flaws in the WiFi ...

Your router is one of the most important entities on your network. It sits between the local network and the Internet. It can be configured as a firewall too, to protect your office LAN or home ...

When most people think about home security, they focus on door locks, alarm systems or cameras. But securing your Wi-Fi, is also important. These days, just as much of our lives happens online as it ...

While we are close to seeing the light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, there is no sign that the work-from-home trend it created will be coming to an end soon. Even prior to the pandemic, the ...

Public Wi-Fi in cafes and airports offers convenience but poses significant risks. Hackers exploit these open networks to ...

The US National Security Agency (NSA) today published guidance on how to properly secure wireless devices against potential attacks targeting them when traveling or working remotely. While NSA's ...

Wi-Fi access and citywide Wi-Fi networks are critical assets to smart cities and towns around the country. But a combination of strong encryption and implementation can make big differences in how ...

Is your Wi-Fi network at home password-protected? If not, it should be. You might not care if your neighbors use your Wi-Fi connection to surf the Web, but someone with more sinister motives could ...

How secure is your mobile phone connection? This is a question Kathleen is asking, as she wants to know the difference between mobile data and WiFi security. "For my cellphone, is it more secure to ...

A good host always shares Wi-Fi with visitors, but explaining which network to join and spelling out the password (if you can even remember it) can get tedious. Maybe you think you remember it but ...