Tech Defense -- Computer Network and General Security http://tech-defense.com Sun, 21 Sep 2008 06:10:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 en free wifi software downloads http://tech-defense.com/network-magic/free-wifi-software-downloads http://tech-defense.com/network-magic/free-wifi-software-downloads#comments Sun, 21 Sep 2008 06:10:49 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=100 Network Magicis a free wifi software download

I did a Google search and found Network Magic version Free Version which Includes 7-day trial of Network Magic Pro features. We installed the program on 2 computers, we had the network up and running quickly. Now we can work on our laptops, share files, send documents to be printed on the printer connected on your home computer. No more copying file to a portable drive.

Help with Wireless Networks, Network Printer Setup, Network Configuration and More

  • Share printers and files easily
  • Network Map shows all connections and helps with any repair
  • Secure your network against intruders
  • Add a laptop or desktop to your wireless network easily

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What can Network Magic do for you?Network Magic offers powerful and comprehensive tools that eliminate the hassles of setting up, managing and protecting the computers and devices in your home. It provides the tools to help optimize your broadband connection, share folders and printers with other computers in your home, and keep your computers and wireless connections secure.

]]> http://tech-defense.com/network-magic/free-wifi-software-downloads/feed Why you should protect your wireless network with WPA http://tech-defense.com/computer-network-security/why-you-should-protect-your-wireless-network-with-wpa http://tech-defense.com/computer-network-security/why-you-should-protect-your-wireless-network-with-wpa#comments Wed, 03 Sep 2008 12:21:29 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=94 Malicious people using easily available software break into a WEP protected wireless network and find out what a surfer has been up to as well as having access to his computer and his internet connection.

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]]> http://tech-defense.com/computer-network-security/why-you-should-protect-your-wireless-network-with-wpa/feed Why Secure your Wireless Router ? http://tech-defense.com/wireless/why-secure-your-wireless-router http://tech-defense.com/wireless/why-secure-your-wireless-router#comments Wed, 03 Sep 2008 06:35:00 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=92 If your router is not encrypted then anyone wanting to can connect to your network and your computers.

Mapping Wireless Dot Com shows how it is easily done.

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Creating a secure network connection is essential to your privacy and security, get a lesson in wireless networks and routers in this video.
Steps to install your wireless router and ensure a safe connection.

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but for this test you will need to use internet explorer and install a certified secured ActiveX Control.

These guys are all about Wireless network security.

Scan your Wireless router here

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Securing your network prevents Internet theft.

People have been doing things such as using P2P (ie.
Limewire, Torrents) via stolen wireless.

Securing your network protects your files.

If you use File Sharing, you need to secure your
network because people can just connect to your wifi
and grab all your files through “My Network Places”

How do i secure my network?

Simply login to your router’s control panel and use the
router’s Wireless settings pages to manage your router’s
wireless settings.

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]]> http://tech-defense.com/wireless/belkin-routers/learn-how-to-set-up-your-belkin-router/feed Configure Wireless on Windows XP http://tech-defense.com/wireless/configure-wireless-on-windows-xp http://tech-defense.com/wireless/configure-wireless-on-windows-xp#comments Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:09:41 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=67 This video will show you how setup the Wireless in Windows XP

]]> http://tech-defense.com/wireless/configure-wireless-on-windows-xp/feed Easy Steps to Securing Your D-Link Home Network http://tech-defense.com/wireless/linksys-routers/easy-steps-to-securing-your-d-link-home-network http://tech-defense.com/wireless/linksys-routers/easy-steps-to-securing-your-d-link-home-network#comments Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:00:00 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=63 Do not allow your neighbours or intruders connect to your wireless network. We strongly suggest that you replace the default passwords on every device you purchase with passwords of your own. Default means that every router, access point or additional networking device comes with the same password. Imagine how many “”dlink”" networks there would be in the world if none of our customers renamed their routers? Hackers make it a point to know every company’s default passwords. By merely specifying a new password, one that will surely be easier for you to remember than the default, you will build the protection you need to stop hackers from accessing your network or devices.
While you answer the questions posed by our easy set-up wizards, rename your router and devices something unique and easy for you to recollect. But be certain not to be so creative or simplistic that you allow sensitive data with the name you give your device. “”Jones Family Router”" is not the best idea.

]]> http://tech-defense.com/wireless/linksys-routers/easy-steps-to-securing-your-d-link-home-network/feed Setup a Dlink Wireless Router http://tech-defense.com/wireless/dlink-routers/setup-a-dlink-wireless-router http://tech-defense.com/wireless/dlink-routers/setup-a-dlink-wireless-router#comments Sat, 30 Aug 2008 12:41:21 +0000 http://tech-defense.com/?p=56 This video will show the basic setup of a Dlink Wireless Router with any security enabled, We will cover Securing the router in further posts.

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