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I would like to better understand the difference and trade-offs between WiFi’s OSEN and OWE authentication modes. My understanding is that these have broadly similar goals, namely preventing traffic from going out unencrypted over the air … Continue reading Difference between OSEN and OWE for secure open Wi-Fi
When I got to 192.168.0.1/login I am greeted with my router login page and can go change some settings. Now let’s say I still have the factory default login something like "admin", "admin".
Can an attacker exploit this … Continue reading Why does having default router credentials pose a risk? [duplicate]
While networking was once all about the Cat 5 cables and hubs and routers, now most of us connect regularly in a wireless manner. Just like regular networks, wireless networks …read more Continue reading The WiFi Pumpkin is the WiFi Pineapple We Have at Home
I traced a handshake between a client and an access point trying to connect to our WPA2 enterprise wifi network with Wireshark. I’m especially interested in how the handshake works when the server certificate can’t be authenticated by the… Continue reading Trying to understand EAP TLS handshake between a client and an access point when it fails
I use my school’s WiFi every day on my phone to save data. What all can they see when I’m connected to their WiFi? Let’s say I’m using Instagram/Reddit. Can they see my messages or get my logins to these sites?
Continue reading What can a school see on their WiFi? [duplicate]
Wi-Fi is one of the most widely used wireless local… Continue reading Choosing between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi
I brought my personal notebook to work. Asked the IT technician to access the WiFi on it (it’s a federal institution of health research, lots of biological risks involved). Then he noticed that the WiFi was already connected, but I never b… Continue reading My Linux Mint just accessed a wifi network WPA2 without knowing the password [closed]
"Full SSL Inspection is the ability to view encrypted Internet packets
(HTTPS traffic) on our school network. For security reasons, many
popular websites such as Google, YouTube and Facebook encrypt their
traffic to hide confidential… Continue reading Is there a way to bypass my school’s full SSL inspection? [closed]
The deal generates mixed reactions amid concerns that it might affect competition, onboard Wi-Fi usage and user lock-in across the aviation sector.
The post Viasat-Inmarsat merger raises onboard Wi-Fi competition concerns appeared first on TechRepublic.
Continue reading Viasat-Inmarsat merger raises onboard Wi-Fi competition concerns
While it might seem like mobile phones are special devices, both in their ease of use and in their ubiquity in the modern culture, they are essentially nothing more than …read more Continue reading A Raspberry Pi Phone for the Modern Era