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Re: radius+ wireless - ssh
From: Alvin Oga <alvin.sec () Virtual Linux-Consulting com>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 20:13:49 -0800 (PST)
hi ya
There is software and hardware that lets you cycle your WEP key. You will probably want to change your WEP key every 10 minutes or so, since it takes about 10 minutes to crack it.
yes .... and therefore, all data sent across wireless should be sent with ssh2 give them the wep key, so what, all they will see is ssh2 encrypted traffic if one trusts ssh2 encrypted data on wireless, it should be good enuff for wireless traffic too with wireless, the cracker has to be with a block or two their target to pick up what they want - even if they have the spy satellites beaming on your house/office, they might not be able to pick up your itty=bitty dlink/linksys signals due to its low power output with wired connectivity, the cracker can be anywhere in the world c ya alvin
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