Hey guyz ..Do you know about this?........
The recent investigation into the "varanasi bomb blast" led the police to two unsuspecting residents of vashi,mumbai.Their crime: they had not secured their wi_fi networks,and the terrorist group had hacked into it easily to send emails claiming responsibility for the blasts . There is no better time than now to check and secure those wi_fi networks.
* This is not the first time terror networks have tapped into a freely available wi_fi network.
* The problem is as much a case of consumer ignorance as it is a case of the telecom providers' slack attitude towards creating awareness on the subject.
* Often the service engineers are the ones who set up the passwords for wi_fi networks.
* Invariably the passwords everywhere are abcd1234 .
* There are public database on the internet that list the default user name and passwords for literally every router manufacturer there is.
* Not surprisingly , most of the administrators are called 'admin' and their passwords are 'passwords'.
now a days most of the wifi networks don't take such user names and passwords
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most of wifi networks can be hacked easily except few types when certain types of encryptions are used..
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