I do trust my husband, and he’s the only one on our network. ;) And we have a password for our wireless. Does that make it secure from this? I NEVER use wifi out of the house. But husband does when he travels. He thought an ethernet card made it safe? I admit, the technology has passed me by. I was so hip and cool back in the days of DOS....
What I meant to say, and may not have made clear is, our home router has a password on it, as awhile back we suspected a neighbor was getting on our internet.
LOL. Me too!
I do trust my husband, and he’s the only one on our network. ;) And we have a password for our wireless. Does that make it secure from this?
This is the point where, unfortunately, we have to talk Geek. Your wireless network needs to use the best encryption available these days. That is something called WPA2. If you have a password for your wireless home network using WPA2, and only you and your husband are using it, you are safe.
I NEVER use wifi out of the house.
That is wise.
But husband does when he travels. He thought an ethernet card made it safe?
No, simply an ethernet card does not make him safe. It depends upon the type of encryption the websites he connects to are using. That also goes for email. As far as I know, only gmail would be secure by default.