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Troubleshooting & Tutorials • • • • •
Networking Internet Sharing Security Backgrounders Troubleshooting Guides • PracNet How To's
User Opinions Practicallynetworked Glossary
Most of the articles listed here are about 802.11b. Articles are listed in approximate chronological order, with newer articles added to the top of the list. Tip: Be sure to also check out the Wireless LAN Mapping and WEP Encryption Cracking tools on this page. New submissions are always welcome. Just drop us a note!
Added
Wireless Firewall 9/13/01 Gateway White Paper
Security Fix for 9/13/01 Wireless
SF Gate article by Henry Norr says help is on the way for 802.11 security problems via four proposals submitted to the IEEE Task Group i.
Exploiting and Protecting 802.11b Wireless Networks
ZD's ExtremeTech takes to the streets of NYC, New Jersey, Silicon Valley, and Boston and finds that it's pretty easy to grab a free 802.11b wireless connection. Last page contains good tips for securing wireless LANs.
Enabling IEEE 802.11 Networks with Windows "Whistler"
Microsoft Driver and HW Development paper that describes the changes needed to work with Windows XP's implemention of the IEEE 802.1x portbased network access control draft standard.
8/7/01
Using the Fluhrer, Mantin, and Shamir Attack to Break WEP
Paper by Stubblefield, Ioannidis, & Rubin describing details of the actual implementation of WEP key recovery.
8/7/01
This article by workingmac's John C. Welch is a good explanation of what Getting the most out of WEP does and doesn't do. Good to remember with all the "WEP sky is WEP falling" alarms going off!
8/6/01
An Inductive Chosen Plaintext Attack against WEP/WEP2
Slide presentation by Univ of Maryland's Bill Arbaugh. Describes yet another method of getting WEP keys.
8/6/01
The Insecurity of 802.11
Slide presentation by Ian Goldberg of Zero-Knowledge Systems, presented at the July 2001 Black Hat Briefings. Describes the problems with WEP in a reasonably understandable way!
8/5/01
Cipher attack delivers heavy blow to WLAN security
EE Times article by Patrick Mannion that describes the latest problems with WEP security. This new discovery essentially puts the nail in WEP's coffin!
9/5/01
8/14/01
Daily News
• • • • • •
Routers Hubs/Switches Servers Storage Adapters Wireless
Forums About Jobs Home
Description The network security group in the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) Division developed a secure 802.11b wireless networking system. They used an off-the-shelf PC running the OpenBSD operating system, an Apache web server, the Internet Software Consortium DHCP server, and IPF firewall software. This paper does not contain implementation details, but has contact info for the system's developers.
Find a Network Term
Compare Prices
Name
8/5/01
"Weaknesses in the Key Scheduling Algorithm for RC4" (PDF)
The paper by Fluhrer, Mantin, & Shamir that the above EE Times article is based on. (You'll need a good math or cryptography background to get much out of this paper!)
(alternative source Postscript format) 7/12/01
Often unguarded wireless networks can Similar article to the "War Driving" one above, it's also about Peter be eavesdroppers’ gold Shipley's mission to raise awareness about 802.11b network security. mine
7/12/01 War Driving by the Bay 7/10/01
The War over 802.11x Security
Probably the first article about "War Driving", or the technique of driving around, looking for unsecured 802.11b networks. ZDNet's Rich Santalesa's article talks about Marius Milner's Net Stumbler and the work that the IEEE 802.11 Task Group is doing on improving wireless security.
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
Wireless Networking Reference - Security
internet.commerce Be a Commerce Partner Economy Server Racks Auto Insurance Quote GPS Desktop Computers Franchise Directory GPS Devices Freelance Programmers Corporate Gifts Health Insurance Prepaid Phone Card Televisions Data Center Solutions Online Universities Promotional Golf
Operating Systems:
7/3/01
Page 2 of 3
Secure Your Wireless Network
ISS XForce: Atmel 6/20/01 SNMP Authentication Flaw 6/20/01
Our own little checklist of simple things you can do to protect your wireless LAN from intuders! If you have a Linksys WAP11 or NETGEAR ME102 Access Point, you should read this ISS XForce Security advisory. Home users probably don't need to worry, but business users should take note!
This ISS XForce Security advisory should be read by users of Symbol ISS XForce: Symbol AP Technologies based 802.11b Access Points (3Com Airconnect, Intel SNMP WEP key flaw Pro 2011, etc.). It details another SNMP related security flaw. Overview of IEEE 802.11b Security (Intel)
Reasonably understandable article on 802.11b Security.
WEP Encryption (ORiNOCO]
ORiNOCO article on WEP Encryption. Contains good information on how multiple keys are supposed to work. (PDF)
(In)Security of the WEP Algorithm
This is the paper by those troublemakers (just kidding guys!) at University of California at Berkeley that started all the hand-wringing over 802.11 wireless security.
Your 802.11 Wireless Network Has No Clothes
Not to be outdone by those California guys, this paper (PDF) by a University of Maryland at College Park team, this paper says that all 802.11 security mechanisms are flawed! Other Wireless Article Topics
Operating Systems Open a Business Account
Wireless Networking Backgrounder General
802.11
802.11a
802.11b (WiFi) Bluetooth
802.11g
Find Top Operating Systems Schools in Your Area
Symantec Email Archiving
Data Backup Services
HomeRF Antennas & Range Boosting
Apple AirPort Windows utilities and info
Community Wireless / "Rooftop" Systems
Linux Wireless Card drivers
Make your own POE Injector
"War Driving / Wireless LAN mapping/ Other tools
WEP / Wireless Security
Wireless Bridges & Repeaters
Other Websites
Don't MacGyver your grid solution! Choose Univa UD's Grid MP instead. StoreVault Whitepaper: Introduction to Networked Storage eBook: Migrating to Oracle Database 11g Keep up with the latest business and technology news and information! Visit Internet.com. Siemens Whitepaper: Demystifying Enterprise Fixed Mobile Convergence
IT Services: Chat Live with a Consultant for Under $10
Information Technology Consulting
HP Online IT Trade Show
Troux Technologies - IT Transformation Services
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
Wireless Networking Reference - Security
Page 3 of 3
Search: Jupitermedia Corporation has two divisions: Jupiterimages and JupiterOnlineMedia Jupitermedia Corporate Info Copyright 2007 Jupitermedia Corporation All Rights Reserved. Legal Notices, Licensing, Reprints, & Permissions, Privacy Policy. Advertise | Newsletters | Tech Jobs | Shopping | E-mail Offers
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http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
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IT Developer News Small Business Personal Tech Events Jobs Partners
Get The Newsletter!
WIRELESS NETWORKING REFERENCE - SECURITY
Product Reviews Solutions • Routers Shop
• Hubs/Switches
Login • Wireless Gateway
• • • • •
Wireless AP Wireless NIC Network Storage Print Servers Bluetooth Adapters
Register
Troubleshooting & Tutorials • • • • •
Networking Internet Sharing Security Backgrounders Troubleshooting Guides • PracNet How To's
User Opinions Practicallynetworked Glossary
Most of the articles listed here are about 802.11b. Articles are listed in approximate chronological order, with newer articles added to the top of the list. Tip: Be sure to also check out the Wireless LAN Mapping and WEP Encryption Cracking tools on this page. New submissions are always welcome. Just drop us a note!
Added
Wireless Firewall 9/13/01 Gateway White Paper
Security Fix for 9/13/01 Wireless
SF Gate article by Henry Norr says help is on the way for 802.11 security problems via four proposals submitted to the IEEE Task Group i.
Exploiting and Protecting 802.11b Wireless Networks
ZD's ExtremeTech takes to the streets of NYC, New Jersey, Silicon Valley, and Boston and finds that it's pretty easy to grab a free 802.11b wireless connection. Last page contains good tips for securing wireless LANs.
Enabling IEEE 802.11 Networks with Windows "Whistler"
Microsoft Driver and HW Development paper that describes the changes needed to work with Windows XP's implemention of the IEEE 802.1x portbased network access control draft standard.
8/7/01
Using the Fluhrer, Mantin, and Shamir Attack to Break WEP
Paper by Stubblefield, Ioannidis, & Rubin describing details of the actual implementation of WEP key recovery.
8/7/01
This article by workingmac's John C. Welch is a good explanation of what Getting the most out of WEP does and doesn't do. Good to remember with all the "WEP sky is WEP falling" alarms going off!
8/6/01
An Inductive Chosen Plaintext Attack against WEP/WEP2
Slide presentation by Univ of Maryland's Bill Arbaugh. Describes yet another method of getting WEP keys.
8/6/01
The Insecurity of 802.11
Slide presentation by Ian Goldberg of Zero-Knowledge Systems, presented at the July 2001 Black Hat Briefings. Describes the problems with WEP in a reasonably understandable way!
8/5/01
Cipher attack delivers heavy blow to WLAN security
EE Times article by Patrick Mannion that describes the latest problems with WEP security. This new discovery essentially puts the nail in WEP's coffin!
9/5/01
8/14/01
Daily News
• • • • • •
Routers Hubs/Switches Servers Storage Adapters Wireless
Forums About Jobs Home
Description The network security group in the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) Division developed a secure 802.11b wireless networking system. They used an off-the-shelf PC running the OpenBSD operating system, an Apache web server, the Internet Software Consortium DHCP server, and IPF firewall software. This paper does not contain implementation details, but has contact info for the system's developers.
Find a Network Term
Compare Prices
Name
8/5/01
"Weaknesses in the Key Scheduling Algorithm for RC4" (PDF)
The paper by Fluhrer, Mantin, & Shamir that the above EE Times article is based on. (You'll need a good math or cryptography background to get much out of this paper!)
(alternative source Postscript format) 7/12/01
Often unguarded wireless networks can Similar article to the "War Driving" one above, it's also about Peter be eavesdroppers’ gold Shipley's mission to raise awareness about 802.11b network security. mine
7/12/01 War Driving by the Bay 7/10/01
The War over 802.11x Security
Probably the first article about "War Driving", or the technique of driving around, looking for unsecured 802.11b networks. ZDNet's Rich Santalesa's article talks about Marius Milner's Net Stumbler and the work that the IEEE 802.11 Task Group is doing on improving wireless security.
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
Wireless Networking Reference - Security
internet.commerce Be a Commerce Partner Economy Server Racks Auto Insurance Quote GPS Desktop Computers Franchise Directory GPS Devices Freelance Programmers Corporate Gifts Health Insurance Prepaid Phone Card Televisions Data Center Solutions Online Universities Promotional Golf
Operating Systems:
7/3/01
Page 2 of 3
Secure Your Wireless Network
ISS XForce: Atmel 6/20/01 SNMP Authentication Flaw 6/20/01
Our own little checklist of simple things you can do to protect your wireless LAN from intuders! If you have a Linksys WAP11 or NETGEAR ME102 Access Point, you should read this ISS XForce Security advisory. Home users probably don't need to worry, but business users should take note!
This ISS XForce Security advisory should be read by users of Symbol ISS XForce: Symbol AP Technologies based 802.11b Access Points (3Com Airconnect, Intel SNMP WEP key flaw Pro 2011, etc.). It details another SNMP related security flaw. Overview of IEEE 802.11b Security (Intel)
Reasonably understandable article on 802.11b Security.
WEP Encryption (ORiNOCO]
ORiNOCO article on WEP Encryption. Contains good information on how multiple keys are supposed to work. (PDF)
(In)Security of the WEP Algorithm
This is the paper by those troublemakers (just kidding guys!) at University of California at Berkeley that started all the hand-wringing over 802.11 wireless security.
Your 802.11 Wireless Network Has No Clothes
Not to be outdone by those California guys, this paper (PDF) by a University of Maryland at College Park team, this paper says that all 802.11 security mechanisms are flawed! Other Wireless Article Topics
Operating Systems Open a Business Account
Wireless Networking Backgrounder General
802.11
802.11a
802.11b (WiFi) Bluetooth
802.11g
Find Top Operating Systems Schools in Your Area
Symantec Email Archiving
Data Backup Services
HomeRF Antennas & Range Boosting
Apple AirPort Windows utilities and info
Community Wireless / "Rooftop" Systems
Linux Wireless Card drivers
Make your own POE Injector
"War Driving / Wireless LAN mapping/ Other tools
WEP / Wireless Security
Wireless Bridges & Repeaters
Other Websites
Don't MacGyver your grid solution! Choose Univa UD's Grid MP instead. StoreVault Whitepaper: Introduction to Networked Storage eBook: Migrating to Oracle Database 11g Keep up with the latest business and technology news and information! Visit Internet.com. Siemens Whitepaper: Demystifying Enterprise Fixed Mobile Convergence
IT Services: Chat Live with a Consultant for Under $10
Information Technology Consulting
HP Online IT Trade Show
Troux Technologies - IT Transformation Services
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
Wireless Networking Reference - Security
Page 3 of 3
Search: Jupitermedia Corporation has two divisions: Jupiterimages and JupiterOnlineMedia Jupitermedia Corporate Info Copyright 2007 Jupitermedia Corporation All Rights Reserved. Legal Notices, Licensing, Reprints, & Permissions, Privacy Policy. Advertise | Newsletters | Tech Jobs | Shopping | E-mail Offers
Home | Networking | Backgrounders | Internet Sharing | Security | HowTo | Troubleshooting | Reviews | News | About | Jobs | Tools | Forums
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/tools/wireless_articles_security.htm
02-Dec-07
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