Re: Wireless security
Baho Utot wrote:
Which encryption method should I choose and how do I configure
it?
WPA2 Personal, also called WPA2-PSK (Pre Shared Key). You have to
install and configure wpa_supplicant on your Linux Box.
DON'T use WEP. WEP is so insecure, that you might consider it
unencrypted. There are tools that break a WEP encryption within
few minutes, by injecting special packets.
Wolfgang Draxinger
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Cracking WEP and WPA keys
... College as one of the final classes in my Masters in Network Security, and lab 5 for 621 was cracking WEP. ... GB of video files from a Linux server in my house so that IV ... 802.11G PCMCIA card, and the Linux server was running Samba to talk to ... Cross site scripting and other web attacks before hackers do! ...
(Pen-Test) - Re: Wireless LAN got hacked into
... WEP encryption is an open invitation to hackers. ... checked my usage online for the current month and it was already 8GB! ... The Edimax EW-7206APG runs Linux firmware. ...
(alt.internet.wireless) - RE: Wireless wep crackin on windows
... there are no tools to crack WEP in Windows. ... may not be feasible to crack the WEP in Linux either, ... The latest Knoppix-STD has a bunch of wireless stuff on it. ...
(Pen-Test) - Re: wep problems
... and will even say that WEP is weak and easily hacked. ... system that I simply cannot extract the WEP key no mattery how hard I ... >a lot of steps involved, you have to know Linux, ... I define impossible as when the cost of the captured data or access ...
(alt.internet.wireless) - Re: wep problems
... and will even say that WEP is weak and easily hacked. ... And boot into Linux? ... there are lots of options when it comes to the network, ... Also, hacking is *illegal, so people will need to be happy ...
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