, 2006-02-09
The average user has no idea of the risks associated with public WiFi hotspots. Here are some very simple tips for them to keep their network access secure.
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For instance, if I log onto my gmail or bank account the vpn is smart enough to know that the destination is not on the corporate lan and send it out unencrypted over the public network.
On the other hand if I log in to the corporate email server the vpn software recognizes the target ip number as residing on the corporate lan and does its encryption thing.
Beware.
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