How To Crack WPA / WPA2
Wireless networks secured by WPA / WPA2 can be cracked. But it's not as easy as cracking WEP.
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Part 2 of our How To provides the step-by-step for setting up WPA or WPA2 Enterprise security using FreeRADIUS for authentication. How To: Setting up FreeRADIUS for WPA & WPA2 Enterprise - Part 1
Using passwords with WPA or WPA2 wireless security can be less secure than you might think. This How To will show you how to add a RADIUS server to your wireless network so that you can step up to "Enterprise" strength. How To Build an Open Source Wi-Fi HotSpot with DD-WRT
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We've once again updated our wireless test methods to include test results that you won't find anywhere else. How To: Manually Setting Up the Linksys WRE54G Wireless-G Range Expander - Update
Our How To for configuring Linksys' WRE54G has been popular, but sadly out of date. Reader Alan Cates provides an update that matches the latest Rev 3 series firmware. How We Test Wireless LAN Products - Five Location Open Air Method
In late 2005, I moved into a new home and had to establish new test locations. Since this essentially wiped the slate clean in terms of being able to compare wireless test results going forward to those from my previous reviews, I also decided to establish new test methodology and add a scoring system. How To: Sniffing the Air
The nice thing about wireless LANs is that you don't have to be physically connected to use them. But that strength also opens the door to security problems. Derek Boiko-Weyrauch shows you how a popular open source tool can be used to keep tabs on WLAN activity. - The Feds can own your WLAN too
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