Wi-fi
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The end of privacy: Wi-Fi networks can track you without a device
Scientists have revealed a method that allows standard Wi-Fi networks to identify individuals with near-perfect accuracy, even without connected devices. This discovery turns common routers into potential tools for mass surveillance.

Mystery at 30,000 feet: Who set up a pirate Wi-Fi and stole passenger details?
An unusual incident occurred on a Delta flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta. A group of hackers returning from a conference set up a malicious Wi-Fi network to steal passenger login credentials.

US Authorities Investigate Fake Wi-Fi Network on Delta Flight
The official network was disabled for approximately 30 minutes after pilots reported that a passenger had created a network impersonating the aircraft's system. Delta clarified: "Flight safety was not in question, and no operational system of the aircraft was affected."

Haim Etgar with a dramatic warning: "Your money is at risk"
Haim Etgar has exposed a particularly dangerous scam aimed at taking control of your personal device. The journalist explained what simple and innocent action you must avoid to prevent losing large sums of money.

National Cyber Directorate Warns Against Public Wi-Fi Risks in Hotels and Airports
Microsoft has identified the CaptiveCrunch hacking campaign, which uses fake pop-ups on public networks. The National Cyber Directorate advises users not to enter passwords or install software when connecting to public Wi-Fi.