What do you mean by surfing the Internet?

Need 1 network card, the price is around 150, Suzhou SEG has it! Wireless Internet users refer to people who surf the Internet for free under the background of increasing wireless Internet users. Lawyers said that as long as they don't attack the computer system of wireless router users and steal privacy through the network, it doesn't constitute a crime or infringement. However, in terms of civil liability, "Internet surfers" need to pay a certain fee. The origin of wireless Internet users Because wireless networks have a certain coverage radius, a group of "Internet users" have sprung up like mushrooms after rain. They secretly use them near places with free wireless networks, and some even "search" free wireless networks on the street with laptops. The attitudes of all parties are different, and some owners point out that this move is tantamount to stealing. Due to the convenience of mobility, more and more families use wireless routers to surf the Internet, and the "Internet users" have grown rapidly. Some people even put a wireless router with strong signal in the center of the community, so that the whole community can surf the Internet for free. [Edit this paragraph] Hidden dangers Wireless Internet access The traditional "Internet access" of families only diverts the bandwidth, but after the "upgrade", it brings greater security risks. Professionals say that the owner who is "surfing the internet" may lead to the theft of file secrets and even malicious attacks. The wireless router of an owner of Shanghai Maritime International Garden was attacked immediately after it was enjoyed by * * *, resulting in the paralysis of the wireless network.

Encryption may not be able to rest easy. Software similar to "cracking the password of wireless router" emerges one after another on the Internet. Some netizens gave examples of teaching and described in detail the process of cracking passwords. Some netizens even took aim at the business opportunity of making money: "There are two general password settings, WEP and WPA. The former can be broken, and it only takes 10 minutes to get it. The latter is more difficult, depending on the situation. " Lawyer's statement: Lawyer Li Guoliang of Shanghai Jiangsanjiao Law Firm said that cracking the wireless routing password and using broadband without the other party's knowledge does not constitute a crime or infringement as long as it does not attack the computer system of wireless router users and steal privacy through the network. However, in terms of civil liability, * * * users need to pay a certain fee to the router owner.

"Once you peek at the information in other people's computers or maliciously attack, you will bear the responsibility of illegally invading other people's networks, which may seriously constitute a crime." At the same time, he said that even if he knew that he was "hacked" by others, it was difficult to appeal. First, it is difficult to obtain evidence, and second, the amount involved is very small. "Now legally speaking, there is no direct way to restrict the wireless network from being hacked. After the password is cracked, users only need to modify the password in time or get in touch with the telecom operation department, and the operator will provide technical protection measures to prevent the wireless network from being hacked. WEP encryption is the most widely used method at present, but its disadvantage is that it is easy to be cracked. In addition, there are WPA encryption, temporal key integrity protocol (TKIP) and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP). In view of the deficiency of WEP encryption technology, some wireless equipment manufacturers suggest that users adopt protection measures such as virtual private network (VPN) or firewall, but this increases the difficulty of users' operation and is not feasible.

Some netizens have come up with a lot of "anti-rubbing" tricks, which are simple and easy to do. If the login ID and password are changed regularly, which causes trouble, please turn off the router broadcast function to prevent others from searching for the wireless router. It is best to bind the network card to the router, and don't put important information in the folder.

2. If you are a local area network user, I suggest you open the 360 ARP firewall.

3. Set the wireless router to hide the SSID, or prohibit broadcasting the SSID. If surfing software cannot detect it, it will be safe.

4. To use wireless broadband network, you must open ARP firewall to protect computer security. !