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Protect Yourself with HotSpot Shield
In many hotspots today, malicious people can run their computers or droids in adhoc mode allowing your computer to connect to them while unknowingly to you; they have malicious intent. How is this done? By running their computer … Continue reading
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Tagged hotspots, Wireless, wireless hotspot security, wireless hotspots, Wireless Networks, wireless security
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Design your network online with Overture
Overture provides a small download package that integrates with Bing maps so you can design your wireless network online. Overture offers dozens of options to create a detailed wi-fi network.
Posted in Computers, freeware, Information Technology, Internet, network, Networking, Software, Technology, Wireless
Tagged Wi-Fi, Wireless, wireless hotspots, Wireless Networks
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