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    How to protect yourself at WiFi hotspots

    Posted on Tuesday, August 29 2006 @ 03:17:28 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Grafdom has ten tips to keep yourself safe at public Wi-Fi hotspots. Here's a piece of the first one:
    1. Disable Wi-Fi ad-hoc mode Wi-Fi runs in two modes: infrastructure mode, which you use when you connect to a network; and ad-hoc mode, when you connect directly to another PC. If you've enabled ad-hoc mode, there's a chance that someone near you can establish an ad-hoc connection to you without your knowledge, and they'll then have free reign in your PC. So when you're in a hotspot, make sure that ad-hoc mode is turned off..
    You can read the full guide over here.


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