, SecurityFocus 2003-11-12
In a rare wireless hacking prosecution, federal officials this week accused two Michigan men of repeatedly cracking the Lowe's chain of home improvement stores' nationwide network from a 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix parked outside a suburban Detroit store.
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Wireless hacking bust in Michigan
2003-11-13
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One CRITICAL point in this article just does not make any sense. It suggests to use the
BASIC, EASILY CRACKABLE, POORLY IMPLEMENTED AND INSECURE WEP Encryption Protocol.
Some of you might remember how easy it is to crack with a simple scientific calculator, I mean, at least, suggest REAL security measures, High Encryption for instance,
there are tons of HIGH LEVEL Security
solutions for Wireless, yet, the only
suggestion is a POOR and already known to
be vulnerable to cracking...
I went off my chair, especially when I read who wrote the article, I mean, Come on dude, to me you're like a freakin hero... I remember reading about you when I was 18 years old... that's 10 years ago man.
My point, stop thinking about those who don't understand security, provide them with some smell so that they can lead to the food, not just an empty dish!
Still, you folks rock!
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