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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:37+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:37+05:30

What Is Network Security Key On Router?

What Is Network Security Key On Router?
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-05-17T14:04:17+05:30Added an answer on May 17, 2022 at 2:04 pm

      What Is Network Security Key on Router?

      Network security key:

      The network security key is also known as the Wi-Fi or wireless network password. For connection to the wireless network, this password is used. Each router or access points have network security keys so that you can change the setting on the device interface. It is very important for protection from intruders. With these network security keys, you can connect to the network. So, keep the security of the network strong.

      It is some kind of password in the form of biometric data, digital signature, or a physical password that is used for the verification and accessibility to the device or network which the clients want to connect with. It is the firm connection between the wireless device and the client. The network security keys are used everywhere nowadays like in online shopping and banking, transaction money in the form of a one-time password, logging in to the accounts, and the internet service.

      For routers:

      You will not able to use internet services like watching movies, or online playing games if you forget the network security key.so these are some ways to find the keys for the routers

      • Network security keys for routers are tabs on hardware such as “security key” or passphrase, WPA key, and WEP key.
      • You can also the key for the routes on the manual that is present with the router when you buy it. the network security is also understood by logging in to the default setting on the web unit.

      Types of network security keys:

      The common types of network keys for the protection of wireless networks are (WPA AND WPA2) WIFI-protected access and (WEP) wired equivalent privacy.

      • Wired equivalence privacy:

      It is the traditional key used for wireless networks. A 40-bit key is used by WAP for coded the data between the personal computer and the router. But this is not used nowadays because it exposes the network to attackers.

      • WIFI protected access:

      Nowadays modern access points use WPA2 and WPA3 for network protection. With WPA2 the network is harder to secure to hack. This key uses the temporary key that changes with packets. For the protection of the home wireless network always use WPA2.

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