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Your internet’s been slow for a week. A website you visit constantly looked slightly wrong yesterday. You’ve been telling yourself it’s your ISP. It might not be. It might be your router.
Most people never think about router security until something goes wrong. Here’s how to check whether that’s already happened — and exactly what to do about it.
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If you’ve never opened your router’s settings menu, you’re not alone. Most people set their router up once, connect their Wi-Fi, and never look at it again.
That’s a problem, because your router comes with several settings turned on by default that were never designed with your security in mind. They were designed to make setup easier — for you, for the manufacturer...
Home network security has a lot of bad advice floating around.
Hide your network name. Change your Wi-Fi password every month. Buy expensive software. Only connect one device at a time. Unplug your router when you’re not using it.
Some of this comes from old information that’s no longer relevant. Some comes from people who don’t fully understand what they’...
You’ve probably stared at the back of your router at some point, looked at the row of unmarked ports on your wireless router, and just plugged the cable back in wherever it came out. You’re not alone. Most people never learn what those ports do, because nobody ever explains it in plain English. Here’s what’s actually going on back there, and how it connects to your modem and ...
You have more devices on your Wi-Fi than you think, and they can all see each other.
Count them. Phones, laptops, a smart TV, maybe a couple of smart plugs, a video doorbell, a thermostat. Now here’s the uncomfortable part: on most home networks, every one of those devices can technically communicate with every other one. Your smart plug and your la...