For Security, My Wi-Fi Access Point Relies On

[Daniel]

• No encryption
• WEP
• WPA
• WPA2
• MAC address filtering
• Signal blocking / proximity
• BRB, Feds are knocking

Daniel Reviewed by Daniel on 29th Apr 2011. For Security, My Wi-Fi Access Point Relies On No encryption WEP WPA WPA2 MAC address filtering Signal blocking / proximity BRB, Feds are knocking Rating: 5

[loki]

Wpa or wpa2 , breaking wep is a 6 min job.

[ShareShiz]

uhh i do WPA2 and mac filtering... so my choice is mac filtering

[Jesse]

None what-so-ever. I don't think I ever even login to my wifi at home.

[TanSha]

I'm using WPA2 at home and MAC address filtering is being used at my Collage Hostel.

[NewTon]

i m using WPA2

[Sp32]

I use none because I can't be arsed setting up an encryption for my playstation to connect to (not that there's any point at the moment)

I'd never use WEP or WEP + MAC Address filtering or just plain MAC address filtering because WEP is easy to crack and MAC's are easy to clone. All you have to do is view what connections are currently connected to the router and dupe the MAC.

[Gavo]

WPA2-PSK

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