Tag: wifi

At Behind The Sciences, we are always pleased to launch a new category and we think this one is going to be specially interesting for you! 🙂 In

On this post we are going to show you why you need to be careful when connecting to an open WiFi. These days, it’s quiet normal to be

In previous posts, we found out a cheap and cool way to be able to sniff in Monitor Mode in a Windows 10 PC, which is usually impossible,

A year ago… Almost one year ago, we investigated how to enable monitor mode WiFi sniffing using Windows 10 Pro and a network adapter that only allows promiscous

You install security software on your computer but what about your smartphone? These days, mobile security is at the top of every company’s worry list as no

The problem When using different USB devices in your PC, you may have found two issues: You run out of ports in your PC: most PCs come with

  Don’t worry, you won’t need to read the full post to know the answer: the NetGear WiFi adapter is not an alternative to AirPcap. At least, not

In this post, we are going to show you how to set and test the repeater mode in the Asus RT-N12E router. As you can observe in the

The ESP8266 is a tiny WiFi chip with an on-board processor that has great potential and is ridiculously cheap. We picked one for only £1.59! from Gearbest. This

Usually, when we get our home/office network connection very slow, we tend to browse our router IP address and, in the administration panel, we check the devices connected.

The latest WiFi routers include several features aimed to optimized their performance. For example: FTTH connection: this is the Fiber to the Home technology which promises connection speeds

  A metallic case, a removable battery, double back camera, one of the most powerful processors of the market and, moreover: it’s the first modular phone! More specifically,

We recently upgraded our internet to fibre (fibre to the cabinet) and we thought it was about time to upgrade our faithful Linksys WRT54G. As you probably already know,