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Riaz Hussain R.K
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Dr Nadir Ali Umrani :
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2021-05-21 15:01:21
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Your Wi-Fi suddenly gets slower at night. An unfamiliar device appears in your router list. The activity lights keep flashing while everyone is asleep. A second network shows up with a name that looks almost identical to yours. None of these signs alone proves that someone has accessed your network. Smart-home devices, automatic backups, software updates, randomized device addresses, mesh systems, and neighboring routers can all create unfamiliar activity. But repeated unknown connections are still worth investigating. Open your router settings, compare every connected device with the devices you own, remove anything unfamiliar, change your Wi-Fi and router-admin passwords, disable WPS, update the router’s firmware, and use WPA2 or WPA3 security. One strange device could be harmless. An unexplained pattern deserves your attention. #FYP #ViralVideo #WiFiSecurity #CyberSafety #PrivacyTips
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