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09-01-2005, 11:09 AM
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Running corproate networks I've always enforced a WI-Fi ban due to security concerns and nether really played with the stuff other than to disable it on Cenrino Notebooks.
I bought a few 802.11g cards for the reserve bid on E-Bay over the break and plugged one in yesterday for a play. With a simple PCMCIA card with no external antenna I can link to at least 6 open access points from home. Unlimited Net access, Default passwords still in the access point setups. I was worried the security can be broken it appears the average user doesn't even use it. I'll have to speak to a few neighbours and warn them. Who else can see open connections? |
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