International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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Study Papers | Telecommunication Engineering | United States of America | Volume 12 Issue 12, December 2023


WiFi Security Incidents and Trends: A Statistical Overview

Omkar Manohar Ghag [5] | Varun Bobhate


Abstract: The incorporation of WiFi technology into our daily lives has resulted in a fundamental shift in how we interact and communicate. However, technological progress has brought in a new era of security issues that need careful assessment and effective answers. While WiFi security breaches affect a wide range of companies, their impact is felt most sharply in organizations that handle sensitive data, financial transactions, or consumer information. The implications of the data and patterns seen in the broader cybersecurity domain have significant ramifications for the realm of WiFi security. The significance of the statistic indicating that 17% of cyberattacks specifically exploit vulnerabilities in online applications underscores the need to protect the digital interfaces that often engage with WiFi networks. This in-depth examination aims to dive deeper into the complex world of WiFi security issues. It thoroughly examines specific threats, reveals their prevalence, and identifies the businesses and sectors most exposed to these developing security dangers. The main objective is to protect our digital environment from these risks by developing strategic solutions based on empirical facts and statistical insights. As we continue to rely on WiFi technology for connectivity, it is critical not just to recognize its transformational potential, but also to understand and minimize the risks that come with its broad use. Unauthorized access, eavesdropping, Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks, Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, and flaws in encryption standards are all included in the analysis. Each of these dangers is thoroughly studied, offering insight on their frequency, features, and the industries most affected. The report emphasizes the significance of encouraging international collaboration and information exchange among industry stakeholders and cybersecurity professionals. Continuous attention, adaptation, and the adoption of effective security measures are required in a continually expanding threat landscape to maintain the resilience of WiFi networks in our increasingly linked world.


Keywords: WiFi, Security, Cybersecurity, DDoS


Edition: Volume 12 Issue 12, December 2023,


Pages: 1907 - 1909


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