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Dangerous Wi Fi network, or take care of passwords. - Computer and Internet

"- I go to the cafe, drink coffee. Cool! Free Wi Fi, you can sit on the Internet.

He thought. After sitting in Vkontakte, I bought a couple of votes from the card there to make a gift and checked mail, then he went on his affairs and did not expect anything wrong. But suddenly a message was received about the write-off of the funds of which should not with the banking card, at home I noticed that the post was blocked for spam, and the VKontakte page was frozen for suspicious activity. "

Nowadays, almost one person can not without the Internet. BUT open Wi Fi. So attracts lovers to yourself sit on the Internet.

Open WiFi always pulls

Free online, that is so cool. Thank God, especially in big cities full of open Wi Fi points. They can be in cafes, can be opened in the next apartment, and now in the Moscow metro are actively developing Wi Fi access to the Internet.
And here is an amateur of the freelance internet with joy connecting to such a point and sits on social networks, and uses other services.
And at that moment it sits with nothing noticeable guy and waiting for you to enter your passwords.


And having received your passwords goes to "create" your dark divids.

Using a protected browser Tor, about which I wrote as well can help you.
VPN is also the perfect solution. I wrote about this miracle. And I wrote about the free services of VPN. You can easily configure on your computer or mobile device. And even if the attacker connects it, it will not get anything other than encrypted data that it is unlikely to deciphe.
Many modern routers are equipped with a VPN that you can configure directly on it and everyone who connected will be more calm. Of course, from professionals you are unlikely to save, but these will be climbing if only if you know that they are waiting for a big kush, so I doubt that you are in the cafes on these such.
Finally, I want to say, do not break the protection, and take care of your data.