Consider the following options to spoil a hacker's
attempts to exploit holes in a wireless network...
1. Put the access point in the right place
2. Use MAC filtering to stop a hack
3. Manage your wireless network ID
4. WEP is great
5. But WEP is not fool proof
6. VPN is one of the best security mechanisms to have
7. Leverage existing RADIUS servers
8. Simplify your security: integrate wireless and wired
policies
9. Not all WLANs are created equal
10. Don't allow "Bob in marketing" to sprout a rogue
network
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| Network Name | MAC Addr | Channel | Mode | Vendor | WEP Enabled |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:F6:28:50 | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:EE:60:4B | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| olive | 00:02:2D:07:96:94 | 1 | Managed | Agere-Lucent | Yes |
| default | 00:50:18:0C:EB:B4 | 6 | Managed | Adv | No |
| jonnyport | 00:02:2D:31:53:7B | 1 | Managed | Agere-Lucent | Yes |
| frognet | 00:50:18:07:4A:7E | 11 | Managed | Adv | No |
| petercheney7 | 00:30:65:1D:F9:3A | 1 | Managed | Apple | No |
| seg5 | 00:04:E2:1B:73:54 | 10 | Managed | unknown | Yes |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:0F:2E:BA | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| cafe | 00:40:05:DE:23:CC | 1 | Managed | D-Link | No |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:DB:8E:19 | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| X1PARB | 00:60:1D:23:9E:76 | 3 | Managed | Agere-Lucent | No |
| X1PARB | 00:60:1D:F2:F4:71 | 3 | Managed | Agere-Lucent | No |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:EE:FB:7D | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| linksys | 00:04:5A:E8:15:9B | 6 | Managed | Linksys | No |
| linksys | 00:06:25:59:8A:32 | 6 | Managed | unknown | No |
| default | 00:05:5D:EA:D2:64 | 6 | Managed | unknown | Yes |
| 3Com | 00:04:76:A5:BC:D9 | 6 | Managed | 3Com | No |
| wired | 00:40:96:2A:5A:1D | 6 | Managed | Cisco-Aironet | No |
| ROLEX | 00:50:8B:99:0F:49 | 3 | Managed | Compaq | Yes |
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