192.168.1.1 is not your WEP security code. You need to enter that into the address field of your web browser to access its settings page. In other words, put it into your web browser the same way as you would put www.answers.com into it. You will need to enter the administrator password to get in. The default on most routers is "admin". From this point, the process changes depending on what model and brand of router you have. For most routers, there will be a button or link to a wireless security settings page. The WEP key will be there.
You need to do this from a computer directly plugged into the router with an ethernet cable, though, as without the WEP key you can't access the network at all wirelessly.
There are several news services online that offer news updates on computer security. Typically, antivirus and internet security providers have a link within their software that will take you to the latest security news.
I'm no Security engineer, but I do know a bit about computer security. If there is no internet connection, the only way for your computer to be attacked is through pre-installed/downloaded software or code or by someone physically downloading something after the internet is disconnected.
Work may have security enabled. You may need to involve your network administrator to get your computer on the work LAN.
If you your computer is connected to one of wireless networks which shared with other people (including the case when the network is connected to internet), your computer can accessed without any problems unless special precautions were taken.
Wireless broadband service is a wireless internet system. It can be yours or someone elses.
Wifi enabled tablets connect security by the security that's setup in the wifi router. If you can connect to the wifi without needing to input a password then your internet is likely not secured. at&t has setup wifi service what do you do next?
its a receiver for wireless security cams with night abilities. Probably someone's old security system.
If someone has access to the data stream from your computer to any servers you connect to, then yes (in the example of wireless connections). Although it's unlikely they can control your computer, it can see what information you are sending or receiving. You can prevent someone accessing your computer by using a simple firewall, and to prevent someone accessing the data stream, you should use an encryption key. The instructions of how to do so should be on the software manufacturer's website. (microsoft = microsoft.com) Use SSL connections when available to ensure security. And never place personal information over a non-secure connection. The way to identify a secure connection is simple, most web browsers have a logo meaning security is enabled. It is usually a closed padlock. These icons will be found either on the address bar or on the status bar.
It's easy to set up a wireless connection with Qwest. Other providers will also provide you with equipment and instructions.
you have to go into network settings and press configure or something until you get to a place that says search for network. It will then search for any wireless networks. Some networks are secured and some might not be. You have to enter the code that is on the computer to unsecure the network. I have a wireless adapter, but I'm stealing someone's wireless internet ;D you have to go into network settings and press configure or something until you get to a place that says search for network. It will then search for any wireless networks. Some networks are secured and some might not be. You have to enter the code that is on the computer to unsecure the network. I have a wireless adapter, but I'm stealing someone's wireless internet ;D
This could be since your mouse's receiver is plugged-in with their computer.
One can purchase a GE Simon 3 wireless home security system from the webpage 'Home Security Store'. Alternatively, one can purchase this security system from webpage stores such as Ebay.