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You have an office or home where you might possibly have 1,2 or more computers. You have broadband, and now you need a wireless router to synch everything together. You are sharing personal and sensitive information as files through the file sharing, and printers, fax machines...how can you secure your data? How can you know for sure that your information will be secure even when you log onto websites and enter personal information? The answer is simple, you can't. You will never know for sure 100% that nobody is gathering or stealing your sensitive data, but there are measures that you can take to drastically prevent this type of theft from ever happening: 1. Enable WPA2!! NEVER use WEP under any circumstances. It's algorithms are extremely weak and can be hacked within minutes. WPA has has a flaw if you are using short, weak passwords. Your password should always be 72 characters long of mumbo-jumbo(ex. h*kP,3@c). 2. Shut down your SSID broadcasting. This will hide your...
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