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There is a few steps you can do for this.
-First of all, the router itself needs to be secured. Change the SSID of your router to something other than the default and change your password; it is amazing how many people leave their routers on default settings so anyone with a manual can log into them. (normally to do this, you will point your browser at an ip such as 192.168.2.1 or something similar, it will be in your manual).
-Next we need to set up encryption so no one can 'listen'. To do this, simply enable WPA encryption, it is stronger than WEP - again, the instruction for this will be in your manual.
-For the next step, you need to limit access. You can either password protect your network, use MAC address filtering or both. I prefer MAC address filtering so passwords are not necessary and I specifically define each device that can go on my network, but ALL items that you want on your network must have registered MAC addresses this way. (tip: to get a computers mac address, go to your start menu, then 'Run...' type 'cmd' then in the prompt, type 'ipconfig /all' - it is listed under physical address).
With all that done, your network will be, for the most part, bullet-proof.