How do you hack secure networks?

It depends on the hacker. If the hacker has the permission to hack than it is legal. If the hacker doesn't hack the permission of the network than it is illegal. There are a few reasons why people hack legally. Hacking legallly is done to make networks safer and more secure. Usually an IT will try to hack their own network. The great thing about it is you get to be a fake criminal for a few minutes.

yes it is easy to secure the peer to peer connections.......

it will hack your computer or worse

Usually password-protected wireless networks are not worth the time to hack into, however many people do not secure their wireless networks. Those that do not are subjected to a hacker that could decrypt the WEP-based key for your connection and then use your IP address to get information off of your computer. Also, the hacker will usually sit in a car near your home and wireless network at night to avoid detection.

Assuming you are asking why people seek unauthorized access to computer networks, there are many reasons. Some of the most prevalent: Computer security experts are sometimes hired to hack a network in order to assess the security of the network in question. Weak areas can only be strengthened after they have been identified. Corporations and governments hire individuals to hack into networks in order to get access to private information for political or financial gain. Criminals hack into networks to steal data, sabotage a network or to exploit network resources for personal gain. Some people try to hack into networks for the intellectual challenge; these people are most properly called "hackers".

Secure networking implies the ability to transport information across networks in a secure, confidential manner, so that only an authorized receiver can understand the message.

Not very secure. Hackers can hack into them. I would recomend the IronKey Personal S200 flash drive, the most secure flash drive.

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Wireless networks aren't as fast as wired networks. Their not as reliable either, or as secure. The only reason people use them is for the convienence of not being restricted by a wire.

you go to ur wireless connection right cluick and then security you can go from there.

In some way it's true. But if you are using WPA2-PSK you will be fine because it's very hard to hack.

Putty was invented to Secure the Networks.

activates the wifi chip and allows access to wireless networks with out the use of a computer.

Security software for computer networks are available from IBM, Comodo, Barracuda, Century Link, Trend Micro Security, Skyline, and Secure Computer Networks.

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I can think of two disadvantages right off: 1) The biggest one is that if someone compromises the password on one network it is compromised on ALL the networks. Hackers will often exploit this by attacking a less secure network to harvest passwords and then try them on more secure networks that the users also use 2) The other disadvantage is that if you forget the password you have now locked yourself out of all the networks. Somehow I don't see this as very likely though.

because people can easily hack your computer but they cant get to your information if your info is secured

A person does not need a website to find unsecured wireless networks in an area. Just opening the Wireless Network Connection page on a laptop will show the wireless networks that are in range. If there is no closed lock next to the name of the network, then it is not secure.

Use secure wireless network either WPA or WPA2-PSK. If you prefer to work in open networks (no encryption) you can use VPN connection to protect your activity.

The top rated security programs for networks are as follows: AVG, Norton, Avira, Panda, McAfee, Avast, Bitdefender, System Care, Bull Guard and F-secure.

VoSIP (Voice over Secure Internet Protocol) is a tightly regulated and controlled service that provides secure means of classified voice communications. SVoIP (Secure Voice over IP) is a less regulated service that uses encryptors to secure the VoIP traffic between devices and/or networks.

Wi-fi Protected Access. It's a security protocol embedded in Windows to secure wireless networks.

There are number of computers in a networks . To look after security of every link in the network is very difficult .

They are types of wireless encryption used to secure WiFi networks. WEP (Wireless Encryption Protocol) is less secure than WPA (WiFi Protected Access). Always use WPA whenever possible.

Im Sorry sweetheart... But you can't unless u ask them for the password. So its not hacking. ~Angel Sweetheart