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WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE INSTALL
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WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE PASSWORD
WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE OFFLINE

WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE PASSWORD

If you have super-fancy high-end Cisco wireless gear secured by WPA2 and use a password of mypass, you are ripe for compromise. Just as with most cryptographic systems, the password is the weak point.

WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE OFFLINE

The tools that are publicly available can remotely de-authenticate an authorized user and then capture the authentication traffic (only 4 packets are required if I recall correctly), at which point the pre-shared key (aka password) can be brute-forced offline (again with commonly available tools, and massive rainbow tables are available to significantly speed up the process). Attacking a WPA or WPA2 secured network with a weak pre-shared key (aka password) is a very simple matter with commonly available tools (which have a wikipedia page, so they can't be that bad ) Use them only for good to test your own network.) By FAR the primary attack vector for both WPA and WPA2 is the pre-shared key.

123.While there are no known cryptographic attacks against AES,TKIP (which can be used with both WPA and WPA2) has been shown to be vulnerable to some classes of attack.

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In my case I have never seen a performance hit using strong encryption on our wireless network. IMHO it just is common sense to protect yourself as much as possible. I use a dual wireless LAN ZyXEL NBG334W router to do that. I also segregate guest wireless devices on a seperate wireless network with no access to our regular wireless LAN. In our case I use WPA2-Personal (aka WPA2-PSK ) and a 63-character random ASCII key. So with those in mind I always recommend small office/home (SoHo) users use the strongest encryption type and key their wireless access point/router and clients support. I am also concerned about unauthorized connections to our network that could be used to create a bot or to download illegal material (child porn or otherwise) or large files from wharez. Any unauthorized access to personal information or financial data should be taken very seriously, ie. Personally I consider any unathorized access to any personal information or financial data on our home computers to be a very significant action.

WIFI SECURITY WEP VS WPA WHICH DO I HAVE DRIVERS

I have the latest drivers from NetGear installed. Are there tweaks/setting to make the connection more 'stable'? Is WPA more prone to drops and reconnects like this?Ģ. Sometimes it drops and reconnects several times in 10 minutes Other times I need to re-boot to re-gain a connection.ġ. With WPA running, occasionally means way too frequent for my liking. The NetGear card always provides this message when you first insert the card and a connection is established. I could leave the connection on for 2-3 days without losing it. I never received this type message using WEP once the connection was initially established. What I mean by this is I get a pop-up from the NetGear card that says "Connected to the Internet". Since running WPA, the connection occasionally seems to drop and tries to re-discover itself. I ran the same configuration with WEP for at least a year.

I switched from WEP 128 bit security to WPA-PSK (TKIP) about a month ago.

Running Verizon FIOS, NetGear WG511v2 PCMCIA Card and Dell Latitude D360.