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Computing Q&a - San Francisco Gate
a: you should be able to use your web browser to enable wpa (wi-fi protected access) data encryption, a good security scheme available on most wireless routers. you'll need to know the address of the router's default web page, along with the user id ...
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Netgear Rangemax Dual Band Wireless-n Router Wndr3300
the wndr3300 looks the part of a shiny, fast 802.11n router. looks are deceptive; this is a sluggish unit in what should be its best operating mode.
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Personal Tech
the washington post's rob pegoraro will be online to discuss recent reviews and answer your personal tech questions.
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Security Practicum: Essential Home Wireless Security Practices - Ars Technica
802.11b networks are proliferating like mad. even though faster wireless networks are now available, 802.11b offers users what they want at a reasonably low price. while the high throughput of other technologies is attractive to large local area ...
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Bt Home Hub Encryption Under Fire - Zdnet Uk
ethical hackers from open-source research site gnucitizen have claimed to have found a flaw in bt home hub router encryption. adrian pastor, a security researcher who contributes to the gnucitizen site, claimed he had been able to build a program ...
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Keeping Wireless Moochers From Your Files
some people in your neighbourhood may be providing free internet access. i realized this recently when i was helping a friend set up a [...]
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Linksys Wvc54gca Wireless-g Internet Home Monitoring Camera
wi-fi cameras for home security ought to be a no-brainer, and at this price, the linksys pretty much is. we just wish it worked seamlessly cross-browser, and took better pictures.
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Nintendo Announces Wi-fi Router: Gamers Ask Why? - Wired
nintendo has announced a wi-fi router, for use with the ds and the wii. we, along with the majority of gaming fans, hold out our hands palm upwards, tilt our heads slightly to one side and shrug. "why?" we ask. the wii and the ds handheld both have ...
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Defensive Computing - Cnet News
robert x. cringely writes a technology blog for pbs, which i've read for a long time. in his august 29th posting, what did you say? , he discusses his unpleasant experiences as a new iphone owner/user. i have no iphone experience, so i can't judge ...
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Reporting Software Flaws Safely - Zdnet Uk
last year he made a name for himself by making public an exploit for printing airline boarding passes , much to the dismay of the us federal aviation administration, transportation security administration and department of homeland security. he then ...
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Netgear 5ghz Wireless-n Networking Kit - Zdnet Australia
tags: netgear , 802.11 , draft n , wireless , reviews , linksy , test , 802.11n for au$349 it's a fair bit of cash to outlay for wireless access points in this day and age, so netgear's rather impossibly named wnhdeb111 (we dare you to try to ...
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Easy Access Can Put Wireless Network Users At Risk - Sioux City Journal
doug furlich doesn't ascribe much to conspiracy theories. he prefers to think of himself as a savvy consumer. after all, if you're paying $40 a month for a service, do you want just anybody using it or possibly stealing it? as more and more people ...
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You Don't Want To Hear It: 10 Pieces Of Lousy Security Advice - Computerworld
network devices need configuration -- period. even the simplest home or small-office router or wireless access point require the changing of default passwords and configurations to match the desired functions between internal and external interfaces ...
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529 Computing Tips - Pc Magazine
a wireless router with an integrated access point (ap) or an ap all by itself should be placed as centrally in a house or office as possible to provide the best signal. put it up high—even mount it on the wall—not down low and definitely not ...
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