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Lack of Security: Open Wi-Fi networks do not encrypt your data, making it easy for others to intercept your internet traffic. This means that sensitive information, such as passwords or personal data, can be easily accessed by malicious actors.
Using a public hotspot without protection makes it easy for attackers to sneak malicious software (malware) into your device. Scammers can inject an infected ad into a seemingly safe website, trick you into filling out a phishing form, or even fool you into installing a app that records everything you type.
Confirm you have the correct network. Make sure you are connecting to the right network. Turn off auto-connect. Turn off file sharing. Use a VPN. FBI warning about encrypted websites - HTTPS. Accessing sensitive information not recommended. Secured vs. Keep your firewall enabled.
Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks: When you log onto a public Wi-Fi hotspot, be on high alert! Crafty attackers can eavesdrop on your online convos and up your passwords, emails, and even your banking details in a trick known as a Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack.
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