WiFi security

We spend a lot of time on customer networks around the Helderberg, and the same handful of weak spots shows up again and again. None of them are exotic. All of them are fixable in under an hour with the router you already own, and most take less than five ...

First, the part that's better than the headlines say Most of the internet is encrypted now. When a site shows the padlock in the address bar, the traffic between you and that site is scrambled end to end. Banking sites, email providers, social media, shopping: all encrypted. Someone sitting in ...

These are encryption standards. They define how the data travelling through the air between your devices and the router gets scrambled, so someone with a laptop and an antenna can't read it. Each generation fixed the flaws of the one before, and the old generations are still hanging around in ...