Yes, your home Wi-Fi network can be hacked. Hackers can gain access to your network in various ways, such as guessing your password, exploiting vulnerabilities in your router's firmware, or using specialized tools to crack your encryption key. Once they gain access to your network, hackers can steal sensitive information, install malware on your devices, or use your network for illegal activities.
However, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of your home Wi-Fi network being hacked, such as using strong encryption, changing default login credentials, and keeping your router's firmware up to date. Additionally, you can use network security tools such as firewalls and antivirus software to further enhance your network's security.
It's also important to note that not all Wi-Fi network hacks are the result of malicious intent. Sometimes, neighbors or other individuals within the range of your network may inadvertently connect to your Wi-Fi without realizing it, causing your network's performance to slow down. Therefore, securing your network can not only protect you from malicious actors but also prevent unwanted access to your network.