The video shows to how crack WEP- or WPA-secured networks. It also shows how to prevent people from cracking your wireless network(s). … (more)
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In this last of 3 segments, we look at filtering access to your wireless network to only specific devices. For more information about wireless security visit www.ecrimewales.com In this first of 3 segments, we look at securing your Wireless Router by first changing the manufacturers default password. For more information about wireless security visit www.ecrimewales.com Jeff Schwartz, Senior Wireless Product Manager at 3Com, discusses how H3C wireless capabilities increase productivity, improve collaboration and help healthcare organizations do more with less. More Info: www.h3cnetworks.com/healthcare In this second of 3 segments, we look at configuring the security settings of your wireless router. If you have a more advanced router we recommend you use WPA2 with AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption. For more information about wireless security visit www.ecrimewales.com for windows vista. Jeff Schwartz, Senior Wireless Product Manager at 3Com, discusses how H3C wireless networks are shaping the way higher education is delivered today. More Info: www.h3cnetworks.com Many home Wi-Fi’s have little or no protection and computer hackers trolling for victims can easily break in. FOX 5′s Sherri Ly with wireless researcher Rick Farina went into some local neighborhoods and it didn’t take long to find people who left their computers wide open. AirTight Networks presented its enterprise wireless security product ‘SpectraGuard Enterprise’ at HIMSS 2010 and was rated amongest the top 10 security products for healthcare. During the event Federal Sales Manager , Tom Conklin from AirTight was interviewed. The AirDefense Product Family from Motorola helps businesses detect and disable rogue access points (Wireless AP’s), Ensure PCI Compliance and proactively monitors your network for vulnerabilities. Contact a RACO Product Specialist today to schedule your wireless security assesment and see if AirDefense is a good fit for your business. Let’s say, hypothetically of course, that I use an unsecured wireless network to connect to the internet. In addition to that, my neighbor also has an unsecured wireless network within range. Could I connect to both at the same time to get a faster internet connection? Can someone explain exactly how I would connect two wireless routers to one cable modem? I want to run two different networks and adding a second IP is not an option. One router is a Linksys WRT54GS (which will run 802.11G) and the other is a D-Link DIR-615 (which will run 802.11N). I also have [...] Noticed something while pricing out laptops. most cards are offering a 802.11A option besides the b and g for a bit more. Is there any network that currently uses it? I am buying a baby video monitor and it says it could have Wifi interference. Im thinking it has to do with my phone but how do I know if it would have this problem? Thanks again. Well, my friend and I were hanging at a recreation center. When I opened wifi (ipod touch 2nd G) found only two networks, which were both locked. My friend opened his wifi (ipod touch 1st G) he had over 8 networks. Does anyone know why he had more network connections, when we were at [...] I have an N1 network card that is backwards compatible with lower g standards on my pc, but despite my knowledge that there are other wifi networks nearby(other pcs in the same room detect and can connect to nearby networks with far inferior g network cards), my windows wireless zero configuration is not detecting [...] There isn’t much I don’t know about computers in general. So when my Broadcom 802.11.b/g WLAN card just all of a sudden stopped working and I couldn’t find one single way to get it running again, I desperately searched the net for answers, with minimal success. I’ve had this issue for about two months now, [...] I use a linksys wireless network monitor to detect unsecure wireless networks in my area. Some people have “security-enabled wireless networks,” sometimes with WPA and sometimes without. How can I decrypt their networks? I am a newbie- please dumbify your answer. What does this means? Additionally, why do some users have unsecured networks? |
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