Of course, not everything you do in an open Wi-Fi environment can be picked up by digital eavesdropping. Secure HTTPS servers are great, but it's likely that your e-mail account and many social networking sites don't use HTTPS servers, or maybe just use them for logging in. Or worse, have you submit your user name and password from an HTTP page to get to an HTTPS server. (There is at least one add-on for Firefox that offers HTTPS protection, but only for certain sites.)

In the end, online transactions are only as secure as their most open link, and the most open link of all is the gap between the laptop and the wireless access point. The technology that can really close that link is a tunneling virtual private network (VPN). VPNs establish a secure tunnel between your device and the first server you connect to.

Theoretically, if you're employed at a company that uses a VPN, you could use that corporate VPN to secure your coffee-shop connection -- but most companies frown on such use of their resources. So the obvious choice is to rent a connection from a personal VPN provider.

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