Wireless Internet surfers refer to people who surf the Internet for free under the background of the increasing number of wireless Internet users. Lawyers said that as long as you don't attack the computer system of wireless router users or steal privacy through the network, it doesn't constitute a crime or infringement. However, in terms of civil liability, "Internet surfers" need to pay a certain fee. [Edit this paragraph] The origin of wireless Internet surfing families Because the wireless network has a certain coverage radius, a group of "Internet surfing families" have emerged, and they are secretly used near places with free wireless networks. Some people even hold laptops to "search" free wireless networks on the street. The attitude of all parties is different, and some owners point out that this move is no different from stealing. Because of the convenient movement, more and more families use wireless routers to surf the Internet, and the "Internet surfing family" has grown rapidly. Some people even put a wireless router with super signal in the center of the community, so that the whole community can surf the Internet for free. [Edit this paragraph] Hidden Dangers The traditional "Internet surfing" of wireless Internet surfing families only diverts bandwidth, but after "upgrading", it brings greater security risks. Professionals say that the owner who is "surfing the Internet" may lead to the theft of file secrets and even malicious attacks. The wireless router of an owner of Shanghai Maritime International Garden was attacked immediately after it was enjoyed by * * *, resulting in the paralysis of the wireless network.

Encryption may not be safe, and there are many softwares like "cracking the password of wireless router" on the Internet. Some netizens teach by example and describe the process of cracking the password in detail. Some netizens even took aim at business opportunities to make money: "There are two general password settings, WEP and WPA. The former can be broken, and it takes only 11 minutes to get it. The latter is more difficult, depending on the situation."