So, picture this: our friend, let’s call him Bob, strolls into a cafe, the smell of coffee wafting through the air, his stomach growling like a bear in hibernation. He sees “Free WiFi” on the cashier, and it’s like a neon sign flashing “Come here, Bob!” He connects without a second thought, thinking he’s in for a good time. Little does he know, it’s “luis’ Coffee Shop 5G” – which is really just a hacker’s clever trap, imitating the coffeshop's real wifi!Bob pulls out his phone and his laptop, feeling all relaxed, Bob starts buying everything! “Ooh, a promo on the new iphone! Yes, please! purchase complete. now, lets check the emails and continue the project” Meanwhile, Mr. Hacker, sipping his latte, is like, “Thanks for the credit card and company access, buddy!”. All of a sudden, Bob received a notification from his bank about unauthorized purchases and a leak in his company using all of his information. Bob's all confused and panicked about the chain of events, all because he connects to a free wifi without verifying the source of the hotspot.So, folks, remember: free WiFi might just be a free ticket to the hacker’s party! And trust me, you don’t want to be the guest of honor!