WiFi Security Checker โ Is Your Home WiFi Secure?
How secure is your home or office WiFi really? Answer 8 simple questions about your router settings and get a personalised security score with specific, plain-English advice on what to fix. No data is collected and everything runs privately in your browser.
๐ถ WiFi Security Checker
Is your home or office WiFi actually secure? Answer 8 quick questions and get a personalised security score with plain-English advice on what to fix. No data is collected โ everything runs in your browser.
1. Have you changed your router’s default admin password?
2. What security type does your WiFi use?
3. Is your WiFi password strong (12+ characters, not a common word)?
4. Do you have a separate Guest WiFi network for visitors?
5. Does your router receive automatic firmware/security updates?
6. Is your router’s remote management (WAN access) turned off?
7. Is WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) disabled on your router?
8. Have you checked which devices are connected to your WiFi recently?
Frequently Asked Questions About WiFi Security
How do I make my WiFi more secure?
The most important steps: change your router’s default admin password, use WPA3 or WPA2 encryption, set a strong WiFi password, disable WPS, keep your router firmware updated, and use a separate guest network for visitors and smart home devices.
What is WPA3 and should I use it?
WPA3 is the latest WiFi security standard โ more resistant to brute-force attacks than WPA2. If your router supports it, you should enable it. Check your router’s wireless settings to see your current security type.
How do I see who is connected to my WiFi?
Log in to your router admin panel (typically at 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in your browser) and look for a connected devices or DHCP clients section. Most router apps also show this on your smartphone.