Different networks have different levels of security. A wired office connection is reasonably secure from eavesdropping. So is your workplace Wi-Fi — as long as you have to log into it with your employee credentials or a similar method. #APStyleChat (1/3)
Open Wi-Fi networks, however — such as those at coffee shops, hotels and airports — usually aren’t secure, which means that anyone in the area could be reading your communications and copying the passwords you enter into sites you visit. #APStyleChat (2/3)
If you’re ever in doubt, use VPN software, which creates a “virtual private network” — an encrypted tunnel to a safe computing environment such as your organization’s intranet. #APStyleChat (3/3)
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