13 Jul 2022 11:58 AM
When you receive your router from Sky, it comes with a secure password of lower/upper/numbers on a piece of paper.
Question: Apart from being stored in the router and on this paper, is a copy of the password held anywhere else?
Reason for the question: If the password is held by Sky/Vendor and they are hacked, all users will have a false sense of security around thier password secuirty
13 Jul 2022 12:08 PM - last edited: 13 Jul 2022 12:54 PM
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@C-Dawg wrote:
Reason for the question: If the password is held by Sky/Vendor and they are hacked, all users will have a false sense of security around thier password secuirty
In the event of a significant data breach, ISP subscribers might have more immediate things to worry about than the possibility that someone could sit outside their house and use their WiFi; )
Remember the password is only useful within wireless range: it's not usable for remote access under default Hub settings.
Anyway, these days companies on the scale of Sky are pretty good at encrypting such information at rest.
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