Theoretically, all requests are encrypted now, of course hackers can intercept them, but at least they will have to decipher one, which is not always a possibly
What do you mean with encrypted requests? In this scenario there is no request at all. So nothing can be intercepted.
I think it's very dangerous, Because usually the wifi in the stall is infected with a virus,And it can spread to your laptop or mobile phone,That's where hackers start acting, through viruses that are distributed via wifi.
A wifi can't distribute a virus. Hosts within a wifi network can distribute malware. But a public wifi itself (i guess you mean a router
) does not distribute malware.
Never use a public hotspot to transfer anything sensitive,it is easy for them capture your packets and decrypt it pretty easily ,always use encryption or tunneling before sending sensitive data over the internet to safe guard your private information while using public services.
Again.. no data is transfered. OP is talking about a wallet stored on the laptop, but not being accessed while on wifi.
And an attacker could not "decrypt it pretty easily". How should someone decrypt something easily with it still being called encryption?
Do you really think encrypted wifi traffic can be decrypted easily
If its easy to decrypt traffic.. a tunnel is senseless as f***. A tunnel is made to send traffic encrypted in unsecured wifis.
Pls guys. First read into a topic and don't paste so much senseless contradictory posts.
