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Here's what I do in my home: I've had the same easy-to-type WiFi password (it's a name and a four-digit year) since 2005 and I just tell my guests. It's not eve
by js2 4y ago
Here's what I do in my home: I've had the same easy-to-type WiFi password (it's a name and a four-digit year) since 2005 and I just tell my guests. It's not even a guest network. It's just my network. Free hugs in my house too.
- roozbeh18 4y ago:)
- ryanianian 4y agoThat seems fine until someone's compromised device joins your network, sniffs for open ports, and starts uploading or ransomware-encrypting your NAS.
- deathanatos 4y agoSecure the NAS. I.e., treat the network as an extension of the Internet, that is, assume it's compromised. Since … it basically is, given the crap hardware ISPs foist upon people.
- js2 4y agoMy NAS is more likely to melt down into slag in a house fire. I have offsite backups of critical data.