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Wireless Karma

Wireless networking security has received a lot of attention in recent years as the media picked up on the problems with the technology and started to print stories dealing with war-driving, wireless sniffing, and WEP cracking. While these aspects of wireless networking are a valid concern, there are other potentially more dangerous threats that can turn a wireless user into a victim.

This update will look at one such threat, the details behind it, and a program that turns the threat into a reality. Security Reference Guide > Wireless Karma

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