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Data privacy will always be a concern, regardless of whether you are
using 802.11, Bluetooth, or HomeRF. Most cellular phones and wireless
laptops can have their information exposed to the world if two steps are
not taken to prevent a hacker from finding your information
1. Add a personal firewall to your device and make certain you
upgrade it constantly, otherwise a new hacker attack will circumvent
your security and allow someone to gain access to your protected
information.
2. Encrypt your data channel. It is so very important that ensure that
if a hacker does try to eavesdrop on your data communications, he is
not able to understand or read your information. Don’t rely on the
built-in WEP encryption—always use a VPN to scramble your data,
or risk its being deciphered!
so very important that ensure that
if a hacker does try to eavesdrop on your data communications, he is
not able to understand or read your information. Don’t rely on the
built-in WEP encryption—always use a VPN to scramble your data,
or risk its being deciphered!
Don’t rely on the
built-in WEP encryption—always use a VPN to scramble your data,
or risk its being deciphered!
always use a VPN to scramble your data,
or risk its being deciphered!
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