More than 50% of British users were connected to illegal alien Wi-Fi

British company Sophos, known for his research in the field of security access to the global network, conducted a survey of Internet users, whose results indicate a significant number of cases of unauthorized use of other people's Wi-Fi- Connection. About 54 % of users said they used other people's lines, Wi-Fi without permission, because very often, many subscribers neglected the protection of their wireless infrastructure, writes Broadband Choices.
However, the majority of Britons consider such actions a crime, despite the fact that, as a rule, it is simply about checking your email or opening a website. On the other hand, only for such crimes in the UK was still only 11 people were arrested.
In England, about 7.8 million. people use wireless lines, Wi-Fi and most of them do not have basic protection. Experts remind that the unauthorized connection, at best, reduce the available bandwidth and, at worst - may cause a leak of classified information or use the line for criminal purposes.
Source:. Nag. ru.