What should you know about a password for WiFi Security?

Virtual trips through the Internet seem to be so easy and secure especially when you're very busy and have to use WiFi on a regular basis.

But when you start thinking about WiFi security, you can, probably, understand that these trips are too dangerous. And what to do?

You should remember that the Internet on your PC or a laptop is just a drop in the ocean. But every ocean has some rules that you must follow up if you want to stay alive.

Use Password for WiFi Security


One of the main rules you should remember is that every time when you use WiFi you should use a password for your WiFi security.

Your PC is at a great risk while you're using a WiFi access point which is not protected with a password. All your emails, icq messages and banking passwords can be easily stolen.

it is well known that it is much easier to prevent the problem than to resolve it later.

When you're connected to the Internet, (even for a few seconds to check your email account), your PC is a little part of a huge World Wide Web fulled with friends and enemies. You can secure your PC from a danger by the most effective way if you know whom or what you should be afraid of.

Please, take a note in your mind about your password for WiFi Security

Money and documents are hold in a safe that no one can use them except of owner. Your password is a safe key. If someone knows your password, he can open your safe and access its contents.

The Internet is very popular nowadays but you have to pay for these services that's why there are a lot of people wishing to surf the Internet for FREE.

REMEMBER! A safe is open not for safe owner but for a person who owns a key.

Your WiFi router really don't care who access it: weather it is you or somebody else. Feel the importance of your password. Remember the comparison with a safe key.

Unfortunately, many people still don't take it too seriously. They are sure that a "PASSWORD" and their style of a daily life are not connected with each other at all.

"I have nothing to hide on my laptop" - they think. "A password is one more thing I don't need to keep in my mind because I should remember a lot of more important information".

If you think like these people, harry up to change your opinion. It can cost you a big money in future.

I'm sure that people who really think about WiFi Security are already using passwords and other means of protection.

Post is devoted for those who is still thinking and trying to make a decision. Hey, it's a high time :-)



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WiFi Security in the house

It is an Easy-to-understand tutorial video which will help an intermediate Internet user to understand basics of WiFi security.

This video is belonging to www.learntobesafeonline.com

WiFi security with 3G router

Do you love your mobile broadband device that you use to connect to the Internet with the help of 3G router?

If your answer is YES, than you should provide to it some more WiFi Security by setting up your WiFi network, so that no  unauthorized user on your Net can't piggyback on your network.

This easy trick will safe you and your WiFi network from hackers crackers at once.

“Talk Talk” continue to campaign against broadband disconnection plans

Popular broadband provider Talk Talk is continuing its campaign against plans of the  Lord Mandelson a Business Secretary to disconnect illegal filesharers in the UK.

After discovering that millions of homes were vulnerable to WiFi hijacking the popular broadband provider Talk Talk set to continue its campaign against plans by the Business Secretary Lord Mandelson to disconnect illegal filesharers in the UK. The Internet Service Provider found that seven million homes were at risk of having their wireless connection hijacked, and that these people would be presumed guilty when the illegal file sharing occurred even though it could have been someone that had illegally hijacked their wireless connection.

The Talk Talk study revealed that around five percent of wireless connections in homes had no password or security set up at all, leaving them completely open to hijacking. Over 35% of them had a very weak security in place, which again left them open to hijacking. Whilst over fifty percent used a relative level of security, and only three percent were found to be using the most modern and safe security measures.

One industry official said: “There has been a huge reaction against the Government’s filesharing proposals, and many flaws have been highlighted in the plans. Rather than a risk of criminalising innocent people, the Government needs to encourage content providers to look for alternative business models that will tempt illegal downloaders away from peer to peer networks.”

He added: “If you’re worried about your wireless Internet security, make sure that you are upgrade the latest encryption method - WPA2 - which offers the best protection, and make sure that you have an up to a date Internet security installed on your computer. Use our free Wireless key Generator to create unique, hard to crack passwords”.

WiFi Security in Airports

Recently, I have created a little piece of video that I've called "WiFi Security in Airports". This is my first video about WiFi Security - a theme that I've started to examine very carefull in recent time.

I think that this topic is a widespread issue that many people face in publuc places. So, I will create as much as possible such a video important episoded that may help you for WiFi Security in public areas.

So, here's a video by itself :-) WiFi Security in Airports. Write your comments.