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How to Secure Wi-Fi Further?

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  As demonstrated by the KRACK attacks in 2017, WPA2 isn’t perfect either. But it’s undoubtedly way more secure than the outdated protocols that prompt the ‘weak security’ warning.  From a practical standpoint, as long as you use WPA2 (AES) with a strong password, you won’t need to worry about your Wi-Fi’s security. Normal users will be fine with WPA2-PSK (personal). Enterprises should instead opt for WPA2-Enterprise (WPA-802.1X), which requires a RADIUS authentication server. how to secure wi-fi how to find secure wifi password how to fix wifi not secure how to connect to fiu secure wifi how to fix wifi isnt secure how can i secure my wifi how to lock wifi 5ghz secure wifi settings Aside from using proper security protocols and encryption methods, you can also take further steps to secure your Wi-Fi. The linked article goes in-depth on this topic if you’re interested, but for now, here are the key points in order of importance and technicality: Use a 14-character or higher passphrase

What are the possible inventions that might happen in the future?

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  According to the UK futurists, in 2050 sexual contact between a person and an electronic device or a robot will occur more frequently than between two people. Futurologist Ian Pearson predicts the spread of sex toys interacting with augmented and virtual reality. New technologies will bring an intimate relationship with robots to such a level that they will not differ from interpersonal contact. Even now, relations between men and women are often too complicated: arguments, confusion, stress, the fatigue of one or both partners have a negative impact on the quality and frequency of sex. The use of robots with the ability to dive into virtual reality will unleash the imagination and spice up one’s sex life. Single people, will have a sex life and those in a relationship will be able to resist the temptation to cheat.

Reflecting on an unusual and difficult year

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  When Paul and I were starting Microsoft, we had a vision that personal computers would one day play a significant role in people’s lives. But I don’t think either of us ever foresaw a future where they would be your only connection to the world. Like many people, there were entire days this year when the only human interaction I had was through a screen. The result has been the most unusual and difficult year of my life. (I suspect a lot of the people reading this might say the same.) 2020 had a brief period of relative normalcy before COVID-19 upended everything. In 2021, the pandemic has dominated our lives since day one. We’ve all had to adapt to a “new normal,” although what that looks like is different for every person. For me, the result has been a year spent mostly online. I had stretches of time without any face-to-face social interaction. If I had a break between meetings, I’d walk around my yard just to see something different. After work, I’d play bridge with friends onlin

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5 books I loved reading this year

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  When I was a kid, I was obsessed with science fiction. Paul Allen and I would spend countless hours discussing Isaac Asimov’s original  Foundation  trilogy. I read every book by Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert Heinlein. ( The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress  was a particular favorite.) There was something so thrilling to me about these stories that pushed the limits of what was possible. As I got older, I started reading a lot more non-fiction. I was still interested in books that explored the implications of innovation, but it felt more important to learn something about our real world along the way. Lately, though, I’ve found myself drawn back to the kinds of books I would’ve loved as a kid. My holiday reading list this year includes two terrific science fiction stories. One takes place nearly 12 light-years away from our sun, and the other is set right here in the United States—but both made me think about how people can use technology to respond to challenges. I’ve also included a pair

Critical Infrastructures are Under Attack - A vision to our Safety and Wellbeing

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Can you imagine what would happen if you could no longer use some or all of the technological infrastructure and systems that we rely on daily? We are not talking about your smartphone or laptop but critical systems that we rely on but rarely think about. Think about not being able to power your home and equipment in there, failure to access your bank account, or inability to receive safe drinking water.  Critical infrastructure refers to the assets, facilities, networks, processes, technologies, services, and systems essential to the health, economic, safety, and security of the public and the effective functioning of government. A majority of critical infrastructure is dependent on technology, making them a target for malicious actors.  Any disruption of critical infrastructure by cyberattacks can have devastating effects.  Increasing Reports of Attacks A string of significant cyberattacks on different types of critical infrastructure has raised concern. The fragility and vulnerabili

Holiday Time - New Cyber Attack Risk for Your Business

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The holidays are an opportunity for people to take time off work and enjoy time with family and loved ones. During this period, people's minds are turned away from work that cybercriminals plan sinister attacks.  Why During the Holidays? Attackers will never give businesses a breather at any point during the year. The holidays present attackers with the opportunity to plan and execute a successful compromise. Security researchers have reported a 30% increase in the number of attempted ransomware attacks around the globe during the holiday season in consecutive years from 2018 to 2020. There has been a reported 70% increase in attempted ransomware attacks in November and December compared to January and February. Companies are less prepared to fend off a cyberattack with employees having departed for the holidays.  In addition, employees and other end-users rarely think about cybersecurity when opening emails and surfing the web for holiday deals. Most people will let th

2021 Data Breaches - A brief Reviews

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Rapidly changing circumstances in the I.T. world and business have increased reliance on data and analytics. Data analytics is now critical to how companies can capture new value. The COVID-19 pandemic forced companies to react and pivot quickly to stay afloat. At the same time, businesses have struggled with gathering, using, and managing data. The Identity Theft Research Center (ITRC) has reported a 17% increase in the total number of data breaches recorded in 2020. In 2021, significant data leaks and cybersecurity breaches have been reported, but it's not all doom. The number of violations in the third quarter (446) was lower than the reported total in the second quarter (491). The last quarter of the year may yet see the total number of data breaches hit record numbers.  A significant factor driving the increase in data breaches is moving to remote work or a hybrid model following COVID-19. Remote work has presented a bear for every business to wrestle in business s

Huawei Risks a Government Security Review

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Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., a Chinese multinational company, has steadily grown to become the largest telecommunications equipment vendor in the world. Huawei’s global revenues have been recorded at over $100 billion globally. Huawei’s advanced 5G network equipment has faced increased security scrutiny from security experts, intelligence agencies, and governments who have cited cybersecurity and espionage risks. Several governments have expressed their hesitancy to use Huawei’s 5G technology for critical infrastructure. The U.S. and other governments in Europe have cited the close ties between Huawei and its founder Ren Zhengfei with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Other nation-states fear that the Chinese government would easily access client data held by Huawei or compel the company to support espionage efforts.  What Are the Applications of 5G Technology? 5G technology is designed as a single wireless communication technology c

HOW TO DOWNLOAD A QR CODE?

Generate Warning! Please Enter Something... ?-   HOW TO DOWNLOAD A QR CODE? Step-1: Generate QR Code Step-2: Right Click on QR Code Image Step-3: Save Image To Your Computer Online QR Code Generator Tool What is QR Code? QR codes are a type of barcode that can be scanned by a QR code reader in order to obtain information. They are encoded with data related to a certain subject, and they can be used in many different ways. QR codes are useful for storing URLs, contact information, and more. QR codes are a form of 2-dimensional barcode that can store large amounts of data. QR codes are most often used to encode URLs for quick access, but they can also be used to encode any type of data. QR codes are read using a phone's camera and an app, which decodes the information encoded in the code and takes the user to the desired website or other data. QR codes are a type of matrix barcode, or two-dimensional code, that is used to co