The title says it all. It's a Netgear brand wireless 802.11g router. Just a standard one. Works well, except for when it gets overloaded with downloading too much too fast. Then is stops working and ...

I have read that wireless broadband routers have a common password set at the factory and are therefore very easy to break into. The manufacturers assume customers will change these. As a simple ...

Changing the router’s logon password -- the one used to access the setup menu through your web browser – is a good first line of defence. This particular threat relies on the fact that most routers ...