Thread: Network security on Sky routers
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Old 16-06-2012, 18:25   #9
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Re: Network security on Sky routers
I can confirm the older Sagemcom routers only supported WEP, a work colleague of mine has just replaced his because I told him WEP was easily hackable these days, all the newer F@st2504n support WPA2.

MattD can you please educate me into the reason for changing the log in details for the router, don't you already have to be on the network in order to log in anyway? I understand if you want to keep the kids away from any parental controls you may have set but from a security perspective is there much point.
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