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Agreed, it's definitely not full-proof by any stretch. But it's amazing how many people enter their WiFi password into devices they really have no control over
by gtrubetskoy 9y ago
Agreed, it's definitely not full-proof by any stretch. But it's amazing how many people enter their WiFi password into devices they really have no control over that can then for example sniff your network, slowly but steadily crack your passwords, possibilities are endless.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 9y agoIf that is a security problem, you probably have a much bigger problem anyway. Secure passwords cannot be cracked, the public internet is hostile anyway and you should be protecting your communication with strong cryptography. Pretty much the only sensible reason why you should protect your internal network from access (including sniffing) is because you might have IoT on it that tend to have terrible security. Putting them all in the same, but separate, network, essentially achieves nothing.