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Wireless routers are ubiquitous, allowing you to share your internet connection and files around the house.
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These are great solutions, assuming I have an Internet connection and have the bandwidth to move these files back and forth.
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These sites operate in a gray area of the law, facilitating "peer to peer connection" for individuals who want to exchange files.
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Better yet, if you have a cable modem or digital subscriber line (DSL) service, this server will let you access your files from anywhere that you have an Internet connection.
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Check that your connection is not being shared with others that may be downloading or uploading files.
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One scenario is if a person doesn't encrypt their wireless connection, leaving it open to a neighbor or malicious hacker that swaps illegal files.
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Basically it's a USB security key that supposedly encrypts data stored to the thumb drive using AES, provides remote encrypted storage, creates a secure connection to the internet, and deletes your browser's cookies and history files.
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BEIJING Fredrik Bergman ran into a problem when a client in Sweden tried to transfer files to his firm's headquarters here: Each time, the firm lost its Web connection for an hour or so.
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The N230 also allows you to quickly copy files, images, music or share information with other PCs, based on a WiFi ad hoc connection.
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The early-adopter set has been playing with home networking for a few years, but now the technology is spreading to mainstream consumers, who want to split the fast Internet connection of a cable modem or digital subscriber line (DSL) among several PCs, and also share computer files and peripherals such as printers and scanners.
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