FixEnhance Your Wi-Fi Network Security By Angus Kidman on September 23, 2009 at 1:00 PM Wireless networks free you up to use your laptop wherever you , but they can represent a major security risk if you don’t set them up properly. Here’s some easy but often-neglected ways to enhance the security of your home (or office) Wi-Fi network.Picture by avlxyzThere’s two reasons to protect your Wi-Fi network: security and saving money. Lots of data (including passwords and financial information) passes
Firefox 3.5 has shipped with location finding turned on: The latest release of Firefox includes by default the option to use a computer's IP address and, if available, a scan of nearby wireless networks to provide a location to Web sites that use appropriate JavaScript to request a position. Users can opt out when asked, disable location requests for a site, or disable location requests entirely. However, "ask for permission" is on by default. Mozilla's location mascot With several t
Our new Wi-Fi Spy will help installers and owners of wireless networks identify, clarify, and configure all the wireless transmission equipment on a site. It.
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