The document discusses Li-Fi technology, which uses light to transmit data, presenting it as an alternative to Wi-Fi with significant advantages such as higher data transfer speeds and improved security by limiting the transmission to specific areas. It addresses the security issues associated with Li-Fi and proposes measures to protect data during transmission, highlighting the need for authentication, encryption, and physical transmission limitations. The paper concludes by emphasizing the ongoing development of Li-Fi and the necessity for robust security protocols as this technology advances.