Hello guys,
I have a broadband connection. Just now I have configured it for always-on i.e. PPPoE connection. For that I had to create a new connection in my ADSL router page. Previously I was using Dial-Up Type access, ie. switch-on your PC and Dial a B.Band connection just as we dialed in Dialup internet Days.
I have seen many sites providing hacked ID/Password of my ISP. My ISP has Download/Upload Data limit of 1GB. So, I am worried that is it safer?
My logic for worriness is that when I used Dial-up type access my id/password was on my HardDisk. So, it was behind a firewall installed on my PC.
But as I "THINK"(I dont know actually) that in PPPoE connection I saved my ISP user id/pass on Modem/Router's page its saved in the modem's memory. So, I GUESS it is now unsafe.
Am I Right?
Any suggestions
Thanks in advance
TheHacker
I have a broadband connection. Just now I have configured it for always-on i.e. PPPoE connection. For that I had to create a new connection in my ADSL router page. Previously I was using Dial-Up Type access, ie. switch-on your PC and Dial a B.Band connection just as we dialed in Dialup internet Days.
I have seen many sites providing hacked ID/Password of my ISP. My ISP has Download/Upload Data limit of 1GB. So, I am worried that is it safer?
My logic for worriness is that when I used Dial-up type access my id/password was on my HardDisk. So, it was behind a firewall installed on my PC.
But as I "THINK"(I dont know actually) that in PPPoE connection I saved my ISP user id/pass on Modem/Router's page its saved in the modem's memory. So, I GUESS it is now unsafe.
Am I Right?
Any suggestions
Thanks in advance
TheHacker