Actually, there are multiple ways to stop a brute force attack about 2-3 passwords checks in (especially on wireless networks), but you know, if you can't find them on your own then it's pointless explaining them.
u say u use wpa so they mostly likely didnt hack the password unless you have a keylogger.
If the password is weak, WPA can be cracked in relatively little time using dictionary or bruteforce attacks.
well duh if u use a common password that would be in a dictionary file. thats like setting your password = password and thinking you are secure. and back to the OP he said
I have changed it to a 12 character password using a password generator
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