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Hacking Exposed Wireless
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Date added: 08/17/2007 |
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Defend against the latest pervasive and devastating wireless attacks using the tactical security information contained in this comprehensive volume. Hacking Exposed Wireless reveals how hackers zero in on susceptible networks and peripherals, gain access, and execute debilitating attacks. Find out how to plug security holes in Wi-Fi/802.11 and Bluetooth systems and devices. You'll also learn how to launch wireless exploits from Metasploit, employ bulletproof authentication and encryption, and sidestep insecure wireless hotspots. The book includes vital details on new, previously unpublished attacks alongside real-world countermeasures.
*Understand the concepts behind RF electronics, Wi-Fi/802.11, and Bluetooth
*Find out how hackers use NetStumbler, WiSPY, Kismet, KisMAC, and AiroPeek to target vulnerable wireless networks
*Defend against WEP key brute-force, aircrack, and traffic injection hacks
*Crack WEP at new speeds using Field Programmable Gate Arrays or your spare PS3 CPU cycles
*Prevent rogue AP and certificate authentication attacks
*Perform packet injection from Linux
*Launch DoS attacks using device driver-independent tools
*Exploit wireless device drivers using the Metasploit 3.0 Framework
*Identify and avoid malicious hotspots
*Deploy WPA/802.11i authentication and encryption using PEAP, FreeRADIUS, and WPA pre-shared keys |
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Home Wireless Networking in a Snap March 2006
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Date added: 11/23/2006 |
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Home Wireless Networking in a Snap Mar 2006
These days, nobody really wants to learn everything there is about their hardware and software. And even if you did, who has the time to endlessly tinker and play with it until you figure everything out? You just want a book that will quickly show you how to set up your home wireless network. Home Wireless Networking in a Snap is designed specifically for busy people like you.
This book covers the things that aren't already covered in the documentation that came with your equipment and the things you can't just figure out on your own. It is organized into a series of well-organized, bite-sized, quickly accomplished tasks, that lets you zero right in on particular tasks you want to accomplish. This hands-on approach to setting-up a secure home wireless network will have your network up and running in no time. |
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IIS Wireless LAN Security -- 802.11b and Corporate
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Date added: 08/30/2005 |
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Although a variety of wireless network technologies have or will soon reach the general business
market, wireless LANs based on the 802.11 standard are the most likely candidate to become
widely prevalent in corporate environments. Current 802.11b products operate at 2.4GHz, and
deliver up to 11Mbps of bandwidth – comparable to a standard Ethernet wired LAN in
performance. An upcoming version called 802.11a moves to a higher frequency range, and
promises significantly faster speeds. It is expected to have security concerns similar to 802.11b.
This low cost, combined with strong performance and ease of deployment, mean that many
departments and individuals already use 802.11b, at home or at work – even if IT staff and
security management administrators do not yet recognize wireless LANs as an approved
technology. This paper addresses the security concerns raised by both current and upcoming
802.11 network technologies. |
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Increasing security awareness - visualizing WEP in
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Date added: 05/16/2007 |
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Increasing security awareness: visualizing WEP insecurity
It is a simple fact; security awareness is a very important aspect of your security solution. It is
confirmed every single day – just take a look at the latest MyDoom infection rate.
Failure to give attention to the area of security (awareness) training puts an enterprise at risk
because the security of the enterprise resources is as much a human issue as it is a
technological issue. |
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