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SuperAdmin   Posts: 93 Registered: 2/1/03 Status: Online |
posted on 19/11/03 at 05:02 |
A paper dealing with WLAN Security, highlighting the
dangers and pit-falls as a consequence of using an
unsecured Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).
In this paper, Dr Gianluigi shows how hackers and
eavesdroppers exploit this neglected vulnerability. Using
diagrams, He goes even further to point out in
detail the dangerous threat hidden in breaking WEP
communications exploiting Access Points.
Read more:
www.wi-fitechnology.com/Wi-Fi_Reports_and_Papers/SNMP_use_over_WLAN.html
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ron_atkinson
Newbie   Posts: 1 Registered: 22/2/06 Status: Offline |
posted on 22/2/06 at 14:55 |
This certainly is a problem if you don't set up
a secure network. My collegue frequently uses his
next door neighbour's connection to access the
internet. This article is highly recommendable
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itsbobby
Junior Member  Posts: 2 Registered: 22/2/06 Status: Offline |
posted on 22/2/06 at 17:14 |
Setting up a wep key is so simple, people should
know better than leavin unsecured networks. What
I'm concerned with however is weather nor not a
64bit key is sufficient to keep out local air
snorters.
its been what 2 years now since wep has been
declared *unsecure* if someone is listening to enough
traffic they can work out your key. ____________________
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chengyi
Newbie Posts: 1 Registered: 21/6/06 Status: Offline |
 posted on 21/6/06 at 02:27 |
Good topic, I think I get a valuable information
on it.
[Edited on 21/6/2006 by chengyi] ____________________
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