MIAMI (CBSMiami) -- If you have a smartphone or laptop chances are you have used free Wi-Fi before. But what you may not know is that you are putting yourself at risk to be hacked. CBS4's David Sutta ...

NEW YORK — Someone is hacking unprotected WiFi routers everywhere — and forcing them to be on guard. Does your home WiFi use a default password? It forces you to change it. Does it leave unguarded ...

BOSTON (CBS) - We constantly hear that using free public Wi-Fi is a serious risk when it comes to our personal information, but when faced with a choice of using up data or getting hooked up with free ...

Someone is hacking into computers across the country, but what they're doing might actually help make your computer more secure. Cybersecurity firm Symantec tells CNN the hacker is using a virus of ...

If you think securing your Wi-Fi network with a strong password is enough to keep hackers away, well, think again. A researcher has detailed a new kind of attack, discovered by accident, which would ...

But the Wi-Fi technology that WeWork provides to its members is based on a shaky foundation, combining dated security tech with an easy-to-guess password shared at locations across the U.S. and abroad ...

In-flight wi-fi is becoming commonplace and free to access, but cybersecurity experts warn that passengers and airlines need ...

Most people who rely on public Wi-Fi to get online are willing to sacrifice security for access — ignoring or unaware of the risk from hackers, according to a new survey by the digital security ...

Anytime you’re having more than a handful of people over to your place for a wild rager or LAN party (or both), you’ll generally need a way to make sure everyone can get their devices on the network.

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If you think securing your Wi-Fi network with a strong password is enough to keep hackers away, well, think again. A researcher has detailed a new kind of attack, discovered by accident, which would ...