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On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 09:34:43AM -0500, Derek Atkins wrote: > Note that WEP may not interoperate properly, but then again WEP is > useless ;) Note the newest 802.1* security hole. Apparently a bad guy can send some sort of hangup message that will cause your card to think it has lost its connection, but the access point doesn't notice and the bad guy can take over your connection. Apparently it is a bit more trivial to do if one is not using WEP, but not impossible in either case. -kb, the Kent who is thinking that 802.11b should be considered completely open and only trusted when a completely trusted encryption scheme is run on top of it, in which this hangup hack would only become a denial of service risk.
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