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WEP encryption useless
The standard warning about WEP encryption being broken should be inserted here. WEP, even with 128-bit keys, does not protect you against would-be eavesdroppers... the cryptography is sufficiently broken as to allow one to figure out the secret key with a fairly small amount of data. Since everything's going over the airwaves, snooping enough encrypted data to break the encryption is easy.
WEP encryption useless
Dang! you beat me to my post! Maybe it's time for me to improve my typing speed, and learn how to spell :-)
WEP encryption useless
uhhh... this may not be the forum for debate, but WEP is *not* useless! You may be trying to say in a very extreme way that WEP is vulnerable, but readers shouldn't simply discount the technology altogether.
WEP encryption useless
Do you guys know of a utility I can use to krack WEP enabled
WEP encryption useless
On the MR314 the best thing to use for a secure wireles network is to use MAC filtering, this makes it impossible for the average hacker to get into your network and has been the preferred security measure for most.
WEP encryption useless - other alternatives?
I understand that WEP is not optimal for securing a wireless network. I just installed a wifi network, using the Belkin F5D7230-4 router. I use 128-bit WEP encryption and MAC address filertering. I use ssh for almost everything, but not all users on my network do so. What else could I do to protect their traffic? |
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