RE: HOW TO Secure your WiFi Network 10-28-2013, 11:08 AM
#11
thanks for the tips they sound useful
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RE: HOW TO Secure your WiFi Network 11-01-2013, 03:44 PM
#14
Also try to disable WPS ( Wireless Protected Setup ) 
it can be cracked easily
it can be cracked easily
RE: HOW TO Secure your WiFi Network 11-01-2013, 03:44 PM
#15
Also try to disable WPS ( Wireless Protected Setup ) it can be cracked easily
it can be cracked easily
RE: HOW TO Secure your WiFi Network 11-04-2013, 04:20 PM
#19
Just to clarify most routers will offer TKIP+AES when using WPA2
RE: HOW TO Secure your WiFi Network 11-13-2013, 09:12 PM
#20
I agree but not of all...
First of all maybe you have the best Router in the world but you are still vulnerable.
If you have windows XP you PC/laptop from the boot sends beacon frames and search for your PN(Preffered network list).
You must disable your card if you aren't using.Your WPA/WPA2/WEP can crack even with your CLIENT!!
MAC filtering isn't secure
Hidding SSID isn't secure
Low WiFi Strength and Proximity isn't secure because if someone has a very strong signal then after your deauthentication you pc connects to his AP automatically.
Strong Encryption even enterprise networks can crack.
Very strong Password with WPA2 and keep your eyes open.
These is my opinion.
First of all maybe you have the best Router in the world but you are still vulnerable.
If you have windows XP you PC/laptop from the boot sends beacon frames and search for your PN(Preffered network list).
You must disable your card if you aren't using.Your WPA/WPA2/WEP can crack even with your CLIENT!!
MAC filtering isn't secure
Hidding SSID isn't secure
Low WiFi Strength and Proximity isn't secure because if someone has a very strong signal then after your deauthentication you pc connects to his AP automatically.
Strong Encryption even enterprise networks can crack.
Very strong Password with WPA2 and keep your eyes open.
These is my opinion.
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