Most routers today have an easy way for you to connect your wireless devices to your home network. If your router has an eight digit pin on it for connecting devices or you have a WiFi protected setup button or it displays the WPS logo
then you are open to a security flaw. It turns out that this technology that allows a non-technical home user to connect devices also allows others to connect by using a simple tool and a few hours. What is the danger? When someone is within range of your wireless router they can gain access to your network and then your files on your home computers that contain personal information.
What can you do? Well if you have a Linksys router you will have to wait until they have an updated firmware because there is no way to turn off the WPS setup system. Other routers will have a place to disable the pin setup method. I have a Netgear, here are screen shots of where to go to set this setting. Read More
Rules of Engagement, Season 5 Episode 17 repeat aired December 22. One of the few holiday targeted episodes, down in the ratings to 1.9. When compared to all of the shows aired that night it actually comes in third behind X-Factor and Big Bang Theory. You have to wonder why CBS / Sony has put the show off for a Rob Schneider show, never liked Schneider or any movie he has done, so I wont be watching that. Here’s a hint CBS, keep Rules and actually get behind the show. If you want to help head to my info page with contact info for CBS / Sony / Happy Madison 
Now not slated against the World Series and with Big Bang Theory having top ratings, it looks like we are back with even higher numbers than episode 1 of this season. Lets all keep tuning in, I know for a fact that episode 4 is full of twists and surprises. (you all should know by now I was there when it was filmed.) It looks like the studio made a good decision to put Rules of Engagement on Thursday nights. With such a well written, directed and acted show its about time.
