While WiFi dead spots can be very frustrating, there are a few ways to make WiFi problems disappear. There is no need to have buffering, or a weak WiFi signal, as even simple things can help boost a signal. WiFi dead spots in a home are a fixable problem with many fixes to help get… Read More »
What Makes a Kali Linux USB Adapter Compatible? Most Popular Linux Pen Testing Monitor Mode Wireless Chipsets Best Kali Linux Pen Testing USB Adapters 2024 Linux USB Adapters Comparison Table Anyone who wants to test WiFi security will need a few tools, with a compatible USB adapter being the most important. Kali Linux and Aircrack-ng… Read More »
Looking for a funny or different WiFi password to mess with your neighbors, roommates, or friends? We thought we would make a list of the best WiFi SSID names we have seen. Do You have a good WiFi name? Let us know in the comment below. List of Best Funny WiFi Names For Your Router… Read More »
Types of Garage Door Remotes Programing a Garage Door Remote DIP Switches Vs Learn How To Program a Garage Door Remote Control Using the Learn Button How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Remote for a Garage Door? Can I Replace Garage Door Remote Myself? Is There a Universal Remote for Garage Door Openers?… Read More »
Ethernet cable has become faster with better speeds over the years with constant improvements. This includes how the wires are wrapped and shielded to reduce errors, cross talk, and block outside interference. Ethernet cable is rated by a category number called Cat, with all versions being backward compatible. The rated performance of each Cat type… Read More »
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A dual-band router is a device that can transmit and receive data at 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless frequency bands. 2.4GHz band was the original standard, with the 5GHz added later. The reasoning behind the dual-band is that the 2.4GHz band has become too filled with traffic, causing packet collisions and packet loss, slowing down data… Read More »
Ethernet RJ45 cable is used in many homes and businesses to carry data. Wireless is also a good option but is prone to errors, and the speeds are often much slower compared to Ethernet. Running Ethernet is also much more secure as data can not be picked up as it can with wireless. After Ethernet… Read More »
As most know, RFID (Radio-frequency identification) is installed on many credit cards, passports, and other forms of identification. There have been numerous articles written about how unscrupulous individuals can copy this information and cause problems. Keep in mind the vast majority of people will never have a problem with their RFID cards. Most fraud with… Read More »
WiFi-6, also called 802.11ax, is the newest WiFi protocol introduced with new routers that have fast hardware. New routers that have the new WiFi-6 built-in are now available with many improvements over previous WiFi versions. Improvements include up to 4X faster data rates, increased capacity, better performance in dense environments, Improved power efficiency, and better… Read More »