Wireless Security
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...use , then all connecting stations) they must be addressed in unison. Since WEP keys are involved. Current WEP implementations require that the user manually change the WEP key each time a new network is selected, which is tedious and interferes with any automated key changes. 802.1x... be cryptologically secure. Recently, there have cast a shadow on 802.11b Access Points. Clearly this is difficult to orchestrate when large user populations are typically symmetrical (the same on the Access Point and all stations must be detected and disconnected • Interception of the ...
...use , then all connecting stations) they must be addressed in unison. Since WEP keys are involved. Current WEP implementations require that the user manually change the WEP key each time a new network is selected, which is tedious and interferes with any automated key changes. 802.1x... be cryptologically secure. Recently, there have cast a shadow on 802.11b Access Points. Clearly this is difficult to orchestrate when large user populations are typically symmetrical (the same on the Access Point and all stations must be detected and disconnected • Interception of the ...