When David tries to connect to his home Wi-Fi network,he finds that the router's default Wi-Fi password isn't working even though it worked earlier that day.He resets the device so all the default settings are restored.Two days later,the same problem happens again.What should he change so attackers can't keep reconfiguring his router?
A) Wi-Fi password
B) SSID
C) Access password
D) Guest access

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David should change the access password to his router. This is the password used to log into the router's administrative interface, not the Wi-Fi password. If attackers are reconfiguring his router, it means they have access to this interface. Changing the Wi-Fi password, SSID, or guest access settings would not prevent unauthorized access to the router's settings.

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