Is hotel Wi-Fi safe?
Travel is picking up in some parts of the world. If you’re in a hotel, take these simple precautions when you go online.
What is SSID and how can you find yours?
SSID stands for “Service Set Identifier” and is the name of your Wi-Fi network
Wi-Fi insights from users in 4 countries: LOL-worthy router names and...
We asked users in the U.S., UK, Germany, and France about their Wi-Fi habits.
UK survey: 1 in 8 have caught someone using their Wi-Fi...
These include porn sites and the dark web.
U.S. survey: 1 in 4 have caught someone using their Wi-Fi...
These include porn sites and the dark web.
Tech Friend: How secure is screen casting?
Worst case: Someone could take control of the content that appears on your TV. We also answer your questions about DuckDuckGo’s App Tracking Protection.
What is wardriving
Wardriving is the act of searching for vulnerable Wi-Fi networks from inside a moving vehicle. Here's how you can keep your network protected.
Evil twin attack: What it is & How to protect yourself
Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Make sure it’s the right network, not its evil twin.
What is an SSL stripping attack? How can you prevent it?
Learn more about SSL stripping attacks, how they work, and how to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of it.
Is Ethernet better than Wi-Fi?
Ethernet is better than Wi-Fi. Find out why it’s worth using the internet with a cord plugged in to your computer.
