How to prevent being hacked
Not only does my computer get stuck and I feel annoyed, but sometimes it is the neighbor’s sassy operation that makes the mobile phone jump out of the deduction text message-rubbing the net! People who swipe the Internet are called “Internet thieves.” People are evil, and they want to kick them to Mars when they open a mobile phone hotspot on Earth. So, how do you avoid being hacked?
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A computer or mobile phone connected to your own Wi-Fi.
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Avoid using shared Wi-Fi.
Many people are swiped to the Internet because others use Wi-Fi sharing software to “one-click” connection.
Reason: You, your family members, or users who have connected to this Wi-Fi have used Wi-Fi sharing software to connect. Since this type of software defaults to sharing passwords, your Wi-Fi passwords are inadvertently shared.
Solution: Download the corresponding app, click the option to cancel the sharing after seeing that your Wi-Fi is being shared, and then follow the prompts to cancel the sharing. If this does not resolve the problem, you can complain or accept your fate.
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Avoid setting simple passwords.
Internet users see that the Wi-Fi is not shared, and may use weak passwords such as 12345678 and 88888888 to try, or use the Wi-Fi owner’s name, phone number, birthday, and other information to collide; the Wi-Fi master key also has a built-in 8-digit password brute force cracking function. So people who are still using these simple passwords need to change their passwords as soon as possible.
Reason: The person who assembles the broadband and debugs the router sets a simple password for convenience and for fear of trouble. or the router’s default password.
Solution: Enter the router management interface to change the password.
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Turn off the PIN code login function. very
important! Turning on this function is easy enough to cause pseudo-technicians to crack it once and then break it in seconds. No matter how complicated the password is, it is useless if the Wi-Fi is not shared!
Reason: The router is turned on by default, or it is turned on for the show.
Solution: Enter the router management interface to disable the PIN code login function.
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Hide the Wi-Fi name
Advantage: You can invisibly exclude the “next-door king” from the Wi-Fi list.
Principle: Do not actively send the SSID, making it difficult for ordinary clients to discover the existence of WIFI.
The trouble: manually adding Wi-Fi when connecting, manually entering the SSID.
The hotspot can still be found and connected directly through some special systems/software, but the SSID cannot be directly seen.
Recommendation: This method works better with the previous methods. End of operation
process: Log in to Wi-Fi and click Advanced Settings.
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Be careful with the light cat. Set the security settings on the light cat’s Wi-Fi, cancel the shared Wi-Fi, or simply turn off the light cat’s Wi-Fi function.
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If you forget the password, you can reset it by pressing and holding the reset hole of the router on the premise of remembering the broadband account password.
