Silver Surfer: it is commendable that you are aware of the threat to your wi-fi connectivity from Hackers. It happens everywhere/in every country all the time. But Marie and bluegoose1 are correct and spot-on.
It isn't just CYta servicers that can be hacked; and whilst frequently changing your network name and password is advisable, it in no way stops the Hackers - who can access your new name and password (via any internet provider) just as quickly. I pay for the original CYta 0.5 MB connection - but thanks to all the free upgrades always get between 4 and 8MB upload and dowload. I can't imagine why your connectivity is so poor. All Wi-Fi connections have an inherent issue with security, it’s not just Thompson modems it’s most consumer modems. Klyuch aktivacii mcafee livesafe. The problem is people right or wrong do not change their modem login or passwords for these modems and in addition do not change their SSID or WEP security.
These are not the things the general public do or actually know how to do. Depending on one’s location yes, you can find someone piggybacking on to your modem supplier service. This is not usual, people do not go out and buy a 15 – 20dB or more high gain very directional antenna to piggyback on someone else’s Wi-Fi network 1 to 15Km way. The usual is someone in the same building or across from a house or apartment who can get a signal. Some free software will allow you to read the over the air Wi-Fi encryption giving you the modem code and SSID, once you have this you are good to go. Modems by windows or doors are a great source of free connections, no concrete or re-bar to help attenuate the signal. Changing SSID or turning it off, new WEP keys will slow them down, usually to the point they will look for a new source, but if you are the only one around they may well target you still till they crack your new codes.
I can set you up with a almost totally secure military grade Wi-Fi network that only allows registered MAC addresses to connect but how deep are your pockets? Way deeper than a year’s subscription to CYTA or any other provider would be a starting point for I router AP. Echolink receiver software. It seems as though you nice folks out there are perhaps missing the point of the thread? Thanks for the replies anyway. I will repeat.
Πως να σπασετε κωδικους Thomson,OTE και CYTA. Να εκτελεστεί γιατι ειναι παρανομο το wifi Hack. As of yet there is no program that will crack or reveal the (wpa/2-psk) password as it is 256 bit encryption WEP is the only part of it you can crack the rest you mite as when go and pay your next door neighbor a tenner and get the password off her and you will be able to use wifi of her for a tenner guys i dont think wpa/2-psk cracking.
If you subscribe to CYTA, use their Thomson modem you will probably be 'piggybacked' without your knowing. The service, which I still consider expensive for what you get, despite Marie's Internet comparison website findings and connections with top quality hackers, is being used by people who do not pay for it but let you pay every month. It's so easy to get on to your WiFi network. Changing your network name and password, when you use the CYTA Thomson box is IMPERATIVE. I'm just a customer, by the virtue of my username I'm clearly advanced in years and I don't like people stealing from me or others. Look around you at the white boxes and aerials that are popping up all over the place. For a once only payment of about €70 you can buy a box from most computer accessories shops, set it up, with up to 15km radius, search for CYTA WiFi networks and gain access for not one penny.
You can have more than one WiFi if you want and if WiFi goes off it will reconnect for you and you don't have to do a thing. There we are Ajax, some info. The extra access reduces your service and causes download and upload problems. The already slow Cyprus speeds get slower - I was paying for 8mb and getting less than 2mb with upload speed of less than 0.4!