I saw a number of posts today about a security hole in SSH.
Since some people are managing their networks across the air,
I am sure it is relevant. There is a workaround, as systems
using the new PrivSep feature are not as vulnerable.
PrivSep is described here:
http://www.citi.umich.edu/u/provo
There's a whole thread about this in the Pen-test mailing list on
Security Focus. It's under "Detecting Wireless APs from the LAN".
It's pretty good technique at doing this, but it's also vendor specific.
For example, Lucent and Cisco use a specified range for their wireless
equipment. But some v
Hello Everyone,
Just a reminder, we are having our Monthly Meeting tomorrow.
Agenda
- Major Node Update
- Bryant Park Update
- Vendor(s) Demo
- SIG Update
- Q&A
- Breakout to groups (last meeting people broke into 5-6 people groups and
talked for 20 minutes or so).
- Off to Bar
D
I guess we can add this to the meeting agenda -- for discussion at the bar:
http://www.blackbeltjones.com/warchalking/
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http://www.jandr.com/JRProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1150&Product_Id=2690646&showcase=thttp://www.jandr.com/JRProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1147&Product_Id=2946903&showcase=t
The above two URLs are pointers to seemingly cheap hardware at J&R.
Anyone want to comment
Hello Jim and Everyone,
Remember, ONLY plain text to the list. For those who get the digest,
it's very difficult to read html.
Secondly, the cheapest hardware is not for those whose primary
interest is in a high quality network. The radios and antennas in AP and
cards vary greatl
This offer was on Amazon.com last week. I tried to order 20, but all the orders were
cancelled after the supplier failed to deliver the goods... Good luck getting them.
Chris
Peak Networks
http://www.peaknetworks.com
Wirelessly Connected...
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