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emailFor the Young and the Wireless, Connecting Can Lead to Calamity
Posted on Friday, March 11th, 2011 by Jan Legnitto
Nearly 100% of U.S. teens go online and the majority are using wireless devices to do it. When you add free public WiFi access points at parks, libraries, cafes and entire cities to the equation, parental controls are history. Read More
Hotel Wifi Hacking is on the Rise
Posted on Friday, February 25th, 2011 by Jan Legnitto
Hacking unsecured wireless networks at hotels is easier and safer than robbing guests’ rooms or cracking their safes. For cybercriminals in search of an easy target, the payoff is much bigger. Read More
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Are you a Wifi Moocher?
Posted on Friday, February 11th, 2011 by Jan Legnitto
f you’re someone who thinks an unsecured WiFi connection is an open invitation to come on in, you’re not alone. A new poll found that nearly one in three WiFi users who responded have tried connecting to someone else’s WiFi without asking. Are WiFi moochers WiFi thieves? What do you think? Read More