snarlydwarf wrote:
> The only documented exploits against WPA are dictionary attacks, easily
> circumvented by not choosing dumb passwords.
>
> WPA2 is just as vulnerable to the same attacks.
This is moving off topic, but with decent crypto, the easy attacks are
social. Dictionary attacks are o
mvalera;211237 Wrote:
> The only secure connection is WPA2. Every other protocol is easily and
> quickly crackable with hax0r tools.
The only documented exploits against WPA are dictionary attacks, easily
circumvented by not choosing dumb passwords.
WPA2 is just as vulnerable to the same attack
The only secure connection is WPA2. Every other protocol is easily and
quickly crackable with hax0r tools.
If your router and other hardware does not support WPA2 I would
strongly suggest updating to something that does.
Mike
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WEP is terrible security. WPA is far better (although not perfect).
Google for "wep vs wpa" turns up loads of articles on the subject.
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If your network can support WPA, switch to it and then you can enter the
code word on the Squeezebox.
If your router doesn't support WPA now, you might try upgrading the
firmware.
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corbey
My two-channel system:
- SB-3 through a CIAudio VDA-2 DAC (and using Nokia N800 as a remote)
- Sony S
Once the SB3 is setup, the settings stay with the player even if you
unplug.
Not sure about your other question.
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To log on to my network for which i uuse WEp 128bt security the
Slimserver requires my to punch in a very long sequence of numbers
rather than the code word towhich they relate. is there any
methodology to enableme to just plug my codeword in instead? Also is
there any way of saving my
