What risks and safeguards are associated with wireless communication? what is "war driving" or "war flying"? are you comfortable (or would you use) a wireless "hot spot" to do computer work? what safeguards might you use in accessing an unprotected (public) wireless communications? are you more at risk using a wireless connection via laptop or a connection via a smart phone?

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Blanche

Computers & Technology

25 January, 09:26

What risks and safeguards are associated with wireless communication? what is "war driving" or "war flying"? are you comfortable (or would you use) a wireless "hot spot" to do computer work? what safeguards might you use in accessing an unprotected (public) wireless communications? are you more at risk using a wireless connection via laptop or a connection via a smart phone?

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Fatima Garner · Answer 1

The answer is, Use in accessing an unprotected (public) wireless communications?

The public wireless system gives details to your data since it is open. The availability of public spaces makes data prone to be accessed by other users who also use the same line of the internet.