Yes, your router can be hacked. Here's how to tell, and how to keep your home network and devices safe from hackers.
Next month at this time you’re likely to have more or at least different devices on your Wi-Fi network. So this seemed like a good time to look at some new device that can help you secure and control ...
If you feel like someone else is using your Wi-Fi without your permission, you can actually check it to make sure. The one using your Wi-Fi may be someone that you gave your password to but forgot ...
Knowing how WiFi networks can be attacked is a big part of properly securing them, and the best way to learn about it is to (legally) run some attacks. [Matt Agius] has been going down the ...
With the growth and complexity of the exploding web security field, areas of expertise were bound to crop up. One of the most intriguing new sub-genres in IT security consists of highly skilled pros ...
Anthony Cuthbertson is a staff writer at Newsweek, based in London. Anthony's awards include Digital Writer of the Year (Online Media Awards) and Journalist of the Year (Association of Online ...
A researcher has published a proof-of-concept (PoC) project called CoffeeMiner which shows how threat actors can exploit public Wi-Fi networks to mine cryptocurrencies. Last week, a software developer ...
An exploit in Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2) means it's open season on your Wi-Fi network, no matter what router you use. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...
In context: A new hacking technique raises concerns about how cyber warfare and espionage continue to evolve. As nation-state actors develop more sophisticated methods, the line between physical and ...
An 86-year-old ethical hacker managed to create and distribute a fake phishing scam and hack a Wi-Fi hotspot in less than 17 minutes using online guides. Spanish bank Santander asked Alec Daniels, who ...
Even if you were drunk and surfing at a Wi-Fi hotspot, you probably wouldn’t stand up and shout your username and password for anyone who might want it. But an attacker does not need to find out your ...