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More than half of computer users surveyed by security firm Sophos admit to having used another's Wi-Fi without permission.
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- by mjd420nova November 20, 2007 6:28 PM PST
- I secured my WIFI with password, firewall, WEP and MAC filtering. I encountered persistant interference from a neighbors "N" type router so I had to mount some grounded foils next to the antennas, which not only stopped the problem but also limited the area in which the signal can be picked up. Problem solved.
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