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MAC Address Filter on Wireless Router

by Alan McCloskeySeptember 19, 2007November 28, 2014047
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I use the MAC address filter on my wireless routers. It takes a little more setup time, but adds another layer of protection. Even if anyone hacked in, they would have to emulate your MAC address.

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