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Yeah, which is why it is sometimes weirdly safer to not change your SSID - a cracker can assume that someone who figured out how to change the broadcast name co
by Qub3d 9y ago
Yeah, which is why it is sometimes weirdly safer to not change your SSID - a cracker can assume that someone who figured out how to change the broadcast name could've also changed the WiFi password... often to something much less secure.
- tFXR89qo 9y agoSSID is used for password hashing, so better change it from default to avoid rainbow tables.