Strictly speaking,there’s no way that someone can actually “fry” your router. They might be able to infiltrate it or hack it from an external source, but modern routers are practically impossible to overload in that way. Still,that doesn’t mean your router is invulnerable to threats. D...
While it’s very much possible to learn how to hack someone’s WiFi even when it uses WPA2, such attacks require a degree of sophistication that makes them unfeasible for most cybercriminals. Naturally, cybercriminals prioritize weaker targets over those that rely on more modern security ...
Open someone else’s hotel room door While the Flipper can store and transmit the RFID signals needed to open a locked hotel room door, it can’t do it without physically holding the card near the device first. So you can’t open all the doors in a hotel—unless the establishment has ...
Okay, then it is at least not magic. Funny though, that someone with an esp32 complained about the same issue now. ASTDronescommentedMar 19, 2024 Seems to be magically fixed for me in 14.2. Can anyone else confirm this? I have tried with a number of ESP8266 including D1Mini and stil...
Finally someone that actually understands and acknowledges the true limitations of a VPN. Well said. But going online on public wifi networks without a VPN would be absolute madness, because you never know who is actually running that hotspot, and a hotspot operator is by definition a man-i...
My DIR-868L wl1.1 is non-broadcast, and my phones and laptops can auto connect when in range. IONK wrote: Back to top IONK there's indeed that option for Windows (I can't remember if I enabled that option), but I can't see that option on Android. I have no iOS device to chec...
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If you aren’t connected to your WiFi network, you can find the default password on the back (or bottom) of your router. Using the same sticker to find your SSID, you will see the WiFi password too. If this password doesn’t work, someone may have updated it. On most routers you ...
If your router is still using old security methods such as WEP, then there's a very real possibility that someone has hacked in to steal your WiFi. In a previous article, I showed you a $100 commercially available router that would automatically hack your WEP-protected WiFi network in less...
The fake technical support scam isn't the only way this can occur of course - if you leave your computer in the hands of someone you can't completely trust, there's always a chance backdoor software could be installed. Although there's no cases recorded, a Best Buy employee was found ...