Ways that an attacker can access your networks

Compromising networks is another common avenue for attackers to access systems. Typically, networks provide connectivity to other entities – for example, your home network that connects you to the internet. Typically, ISPs connect you to the internet over a modem. In today’s world, the most commonly used network system for domestic requirements is Wi-Fi networks. There can be multiple devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Compared to wired networks, Wi-Fi networks have fewer risks.

Mainly, the coverage of a Wi-Fi network can go beyond your house or your premises. Wi-Fi networks use radio frequencies as a medium for transferring data. When you implement a Wi-Fi network, if the network range goes beyond your premises, anyone outside your premises can receive signals. Also, they can collect a lot of information, including the MAC address of the Wi-Fi device, the MAC addresses of the devices connected to the network...