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March 28th 07, 01:53 AM
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i have a wireless router that we use in my house and my neighbor shares. To
be on the safe side, i know i should use a password. If you are using a public wifi that doesn't require a password, how can you protect yourself from being hacked into? Somewhere there is the option to turn off remote assistance. Will this help? thanks. cone 
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March 28th 07, 03:46 AM
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unsecured networks
Use a firewall. If you have XP then that one is usually adequate.
steve "Cone" wrote in message ... i have a wireless router that we use in my house and my neighbor shares. To be on the safe side, i know i should use a password. If you are using a public wifi that doesn't require a password, how can you protect yourself from being hacked into? Somewhere there is the option to turn off remote assistance. Will this help? thanks. cone
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March 28th 07, 09:32 PM
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thanks.
"Steve Cochran" wrote: Use a firewall. If you have XP then that one is usually adequate. steve "Cone" wrote in message ... i have a wireless router that we use in my house and my neighbor shares. To be on the safe side, i know i should use a password. If you are using a public wifi that doesn't require a password, how can you protect yourself from being hacked into? Somewhere there is the option to turn off remote assistance. Will this help? thanks. cone
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