Peddling Snake Oil as Security

Peddling Snake Oil as Security
Richard Forno, 2002-04-17

Wireless security vendors are trying to create a market where none exists. As always, the key to better wireless security is better practice, not new products.

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crazynetworkguy

Then what's going to drive the next economic boom! :) The only people that I see using wireless notebooks are tree huggers who keep their workspace so sloppy they _have_ to go outside. That and the "check this out guy". The only people that need wireless LANs are the military, and the occassional few that really need them.

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