Intro to Computing - How the Internet WorksYou want to set up a secure Wi-Fi network at home. Which combination of actions will best protect your network?AUse default router settings without changesBUse no password, share network openly, and disable encryptionCUse a simple password, enable WEP encryption, and broadcast SSIDDUse a strong password, enable WPA3 encryption, and hide the network SSIDCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify secure Wi-Fi practicesStrong password, WPA3 encryption, and hiding SSID improve security.Step 2: Compare options for securityOptions A, B, and C have weak or no security measures.Final Answer:Use a strong password, enable WPA3 encryption, and hide the network SSID -> Option DQuick Check:Strong password + WPA3 + hidden SSID = Secure Wi-Fi [OK]Quick Trick: Strong password + WPA3 + hide SSID = best Wi-Fi security [OK]Common Mistakes:Using outdated WEP encryptionLeaving network open without passwordRelying on default router settings
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