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How you can prevent others from breaking into your wireless modem ?
June 3, 2009 Category: security, internet, technology
Wireless networks and wired networks as compared to structures more vulnerable, because the data are extremely sheltered and not from a cable access point (Access Point, AP) and W-LAN between the client are transferred over the air. Data are transferred to the air, wireless network, not only within your office or home, neighbors or relatives or from the street means it is accessible. Wired networks to a single direction in the data drawn only route for them, that while progress in cable in wireless networks resulting data from the source, a stone thrown into the water that spread to the environment is spreading like rings. Ring in the areas covered by anyone with a laptop, or W-LAN adapter on the network can access the data.
Using an extra antenna, wireless network range of up to 150 meters can be removed. See if you look at where this length, the length of a street. Another point related to the wireless network as well as house walls that block signals. Although this right, although the wall of a real signal can not completely neutralized.
If you are a computer hacker, to hijack a wireless network to a wired network is much easier to infiltrate. Because the only thing you have to do with the necessary equipment to the wireless network came close enough to capture data packets in the air. To infiltrate a network attack, but Wired router (router) or the server can be performed. This is because the data transport system is the only open points are here.
Tags: Wireless networks, wireless modem security, mac settings in the wireless modem, mac filtering, How to make mac filtering, modem access point settings, SSID settings, UPnP attacks, How to prevent attacks UPnP, wireless modem, wireless modem signal level, Secure password for WPA
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