You might be up praising about the WiFi service bought up by many restaurants and coffee shops lately. But to your worst nightmares, there are WiFi terrorists out there who can easily hack your browser at these unsecured networks and slip down a poison pill in it. This is almost like a cup of coffee for a hijacker who beat any web browser over an 802.11 network by picking up on its file of JavaScript.

These open networks are a complete invitation for the hackers’ who satire the access point in just no time and gets it touch directly to the client which is the WiFi enabled device of any guest in the restaurant, coffee shop or even on an airport. But researchers say that this poison can be held on the initial stage by following some safety measures being as simple as emptying the cache before leaving the WiFi enabled place.

However, if the infection reaches the cache, there is nothing that can hold it. It then proceeds to pollute the URL you use and serving you fake web pages till their job is done. Many security developers are working hard on dealing to this new snake bite.