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Amazon's cloud computing service provides enough compute power to leverage a brute force attack to crack passwords for Wi-Fi networks, a security researcher claims.

Use a QR code to make having longer Wi-Fi passwords more feasible, for better security on your network.

QR codes are everywhere these days, offering a simple way to access information through your device's camera. Now, with iOS 18, Apple has extended this convenience to Wi-Fi password sharing.

When a friend asks you to share your WiFi password, how long is your explanation? Use these tips to get the job done fast.

In Android 10, just tap a button in your Wi-Fi settings to create a QR code to share. And then to scan it, open up your iPhone or Android camera app, scan the code and tap to join.

Conveniently share your Wi-Fi network name and password via QR code with your nearby family and friends by having them scan the code – no links or extra taps needed,” says the 1Password team.

A handy shortcut to share your Wi-Fi password as a QR code on iOS using Apple's Shortcuts app.