Secure Your Gmail On A Public Wifi
Yes. It’s True. Public Wifi can be dangerous if you don’t use it securely. Unsecured connections make it possible for anonymous attacker track your surfing. If you want to use Gmail in a public Wifi :
If you go to the default google mail page - http://gmail.google.com you will be redirected to a secure site to log in, but will then be redirected to an unencrypted site for emailing. This makes you a potential risk for anyone who might be eavesdropping on the network.
via FriedBeef
Simply type an ’s’ at the http ID like this: https://gmail.google.com (and bookmark the URL) and you will be encrypted with SSL throughout your entire email session.
Ok Friends! Be safe.
Posted on January 16th, 2007 by SMD
Filed under: Google, Security
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can home wifi be spy upon or say tracked?
yup. it’s possible to break WEP encryption normally used on home wifi