KEEP INTRUDERS OUT
USE WPA3
f you have a router made in the past few years, it probably supports the latest WPA3 Wi-Fi encryption standard. This closes off a security hole that could allow a nearby eavesdropper to spy on a WPA2 connection, so ensure that WPA3 is enabled on both the router and on any compatible clients. For now you’ll probably need to leave WPA2 enabled as
