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Device connection to network

I am having devices connecting to my network that are not in my home. How do I stop this?

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I downloaded an app called cox wifi and it allows you to see what devices are on your wifi. You can also kick them off and change your wifi password as well. 

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@Coreysteel

This link will provide information for the wifi app https://bit.ly/3l3Cfq3.

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you can get into my wifi within this cox website to see who's connecting or....

you could encrypt your wi-fi!!.

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Do you have the Panoramic router?  I'd change your encryption key to something longer, stronger.

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i'm almost betting that somebody probably recommended getting his own setup to avoid the panoramic unit.

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You'd win this bet because I'd recommend to avoid the Scamoramic.  Anyway, WPA keys aren't unique to Scamoramic.  It's a protocol.  Changing its key is just Security 101.

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i'm aware they're not unique to the pano unit.

same point i made earlier, sounds like no encryption for op!!

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Unless "Open" is the default Wireless Security setting...which I doubt...people could still connect to an encrypted WLAN due to weak passwords.  Brute Force programs usually start with the historically "lazy" words, such as password.

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there's a lot of stupid folks out there using no encryption,

it just takes a walk around my neighborhood with my phone showing most wifi networks, both secured/unsecured.