Hello there, I am desperate.
This is my security problem.
So, I'm connecting to the internet through a WLAN network, shared by another person, we both are admins over the network and know the password, but he is a computer guru and is into hacking, and I'm a computer illiterate.
The thing is, ...
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"K" replacing "C"
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