Best Practices for Wi-Fi Security

Common Wi-Fi Security Threats

• Unauthorized access by hackers
• Data interception and sniffing attacks
• Weak passwords leading to easy network breaches
• Malware injection through compromised devices
• Slow network speeds due to unauthorized users

How to Secure Your Wi-Fi Network

1. Change Default Router Credentials – Use a strong, unique password.
2. Enable WPA3 Encryption – The latest security standard.
3. Set Up MAC Address Filtering – Only allow trusted devices.
4. Disable WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) – It’s an easy target for hackers.
5. Regularly Update Your Router Firmware – Fix security vulnerabilities.
6. Create a Guest Network – Isolate visitors from your main network.
7. Monitor Connected Devices – Remove any unknown users.

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