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Wireless networking is a pretty amazing invention. By installing a wireless router, you can connect a plethora of devices to the Internet without wires cluttering up your house. But the freedom that WiFi provides comes with a price – vigilance. Because wireless routers often come unsecured by default, anyone can theoretically gain access to it -- and there are all kinds of bad things people can do to, or on, your connection. In this article we help you get on the path to a kinder, gentler, more secure wireless connection.

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