Resolved Question: Best home router for wireless security?

15 January 2012, 11:25 am

To get a wireless connection on a router, you have to type in the WPA2 passphrase that has been setup. I found the below comment on a website and was wondering if there was a router that supports penalty periods for wrong WPA2 passwords, so as to make it more secure against brute force attacks. *************** Add a penalty period if a person has typed a wrong password more than - say - 10 times - of something like 1 hour. Again, this seriously disrupts the hacking script from working effectively. ***************... Read More »

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