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(With permission of course.) He's become a regular in Japan since we started working together and now I get to see him a lot more. Since then Chris and I have kept in touch and worked together several times where he broke into computers for me. Anyway, Chris was there and it was the first time I met a hacker with real groupies. We didn't have enough water, but there was IP everywhere. It was this amazing hackers conference with thousands of hackers in the middle of a forest near Amsterdam hacking in tents with ethernet strung around the whole place. Lucky Green convinced me to go and I think Chris was there with Bob Stratton.

Chris and I met at 'Hacking In Progress' in 1997. He was also the editor of Phrack, a journal by and for hackers. Chris used to go by the name of Erik Bloodaxe and was one of the co-founders of the 'Legion of Doom', a notorious group of hackers, many of whom ended up getting arrested. ) )Ĭhris Goggans posing next to the safe in my office. (Kudo's to Chris for telling me about wepcrack. Just don't for a moment think that just because you set a WEP key that you're secure. On the other hand, if you aren't worried about people hijacking traffic and if you encrypt everything you do internally, you're fine. There are some chipsets out that have better security, but most of the AP's we all use are completely vulnerable.

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You can crack normal WEP keys in a few minutes by sniffing traffic and using programs such as wepcrack which is available on the web. People think that having a WEP key is actually secure. That work is not done yet, and products using it are not expected until the second half of next year.ĭuh. (IEEE) is developing a new security specification that would require equipment to support several different strong algorithms for encrypting traffic. A task group within the working group that administers 802.11 in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc. WEP, which is built in to products that use the IEEE 802.11b and 802.11a standards, is easy for intruders to break into, according to many analysts and other observers.

THE WIRELESS ETHERNET Compatibility Alliance (WECA), which certifies IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN products with the WiFi label, on Thursday will announce a new set of mechanisms to combat the security problem that has plagued wireless LANs.Ī WECA official did not provide details of the mechanisms but said they are intended to replace the current security system based on WEP (Wireless Encryption Protocol). InfoWorld WiFi eyes better wireless LAN security

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