Thread: Securing a wireless network

Hello

There seems a little amused that morning to come squatter my wifi network (that I activate from time to time)

And yet I thought I had configured the network so that is fairly complicated to connect, here are my settings:
- Key WPA2-PSK (about thirty characters)
- Broadcast SSID disabled
- List of authorized MAC address (AllowList)
- DHCP disabled
- Custom Router address

But I left the password for default access to the administration page of the router (Netgear), I have to correct (the guy had managed to access this page and add the mac address in the list)

What do to prevent its return? (knowing that I turn on wifi from time to time)
And if it ever happens, what can I do to cut his desire to return? :

- Key WPA2-PSK (about thirty characters)
- Broadcast SSID disabled
- List of authorized MAC address (AllowList)
- DHCP disabled
- Custom Router address

password for the administrator profile to change and does not leave the password by default.

You have almost all good.

Change the SSID of your wireless network.

With all that, you'll be quiet

Thank you for your reply

In fact I thought I had done enough to secure the network.