How do you deal with “Man In The Middle” attacks?

• An eavesdropping assault, also known as a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack, is a deliberate theft of information conducted by a hacker looking to intercept sensitive data. This type of attack usually happens when a computer, smartphone, or other connected device sends information through a hacked network.
• When accessing critical business information, never utilise a public Wi-Fi router directly. Hackers attempting to intercept data love free unsecured networks like those at your neighbourhood coffee shop or library.
• If you have to utilise an insecure network, a VPN (virtual private network) can help protect and encrypt the data you send and receive.
• Secure web browsers like Chrome and Safari should be updated to the latest versions.
• Keep an eye out for browser warnings indicating a website is insecure.
• Make sure your Wi-Fi networks are protected. On your routers and all linked devices, change the default usernames and passwords to strong, unique passwords.

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