WiFi Security Advisor

Is your WiFi using WPA3 or WPA2 encryption?

Check your router settings. WEP and Open networks are insecure.

Have you changed your router's default admin password?

Default passwords are publicly known and easily exploited.

Is your WiFi password at least 12 characters with mixed types?

Short or simple passwords can be cracked in minutes.

Is remote management disabled on your router?

Remote management exposes your router admin panel to the internet.

Have you updated your router firmware in the last 6 months?

Outdated firmware may contain known security vulnerabilities.

Do you use a separate guest network for visitors?

Guest networks isolate visitor devices from your main network.

Is WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) disabled?

WPS has known vulnerabilities that allow brute-force attacks.

Is your router's built-in firewall enabled?

The firewall blocks unauthorized incoming connections.

Does your network name avoid revealing personal info?

Don't use names like 'John's WiFi' or your address.

Do you regularly check connected devices on your network?

Unknown devices could indicate unauthorized access.