Wi-Fi security is extremely important, and just because you're using a wireless access point with encryption doesn't mean you're safe. Hackers want you to believe that you are protected so that you remain vulnerable to their attacks.
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5 EASY ways to secure your WiFi network at home (and protect your devices!)
Here are four important things you should know about Wi-Fi security.
WEP, which stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy, is easily cracked within minutes and only gives users a false sense of security. Even a mediocre hacker can defeat WEP-based security in minutes, rendering it virtually useless as a protection mechanism.
Many people set up their wireless routers years ago and never bothered to change their wireless encryption from WEP to the newer and stronger WPA2 security. Encrypting your wireless network with WPA2 is a fairly simple process. Visit the manufacturer's website for your wireless router for instructions.
