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Old 19-12-2007, 18:17   #8
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Re: i was wondering why

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Originally Posted by rizzla View Post
are soo many isp promoting wirless when the seems to be an awfull lot of sites out there promoting hacks for the various wireless modes, wep,wpa,wpa-psk, etc ??
There may well be known methods of hacking/decrypting the various security features of many wirelsss routers but :

(a) You would have to purposely want to/have a need to hack it
(b) you'd need a certain level of skill and knowledge. Many solutions are linux/console based
(c) you;d need time on your hands

Its not hard to find unsecure networks and its not hard to secure them . A lot of people just dont realsie the issue and/or don't know what to do.

Most talk of hacking/stealing personal info/hacking into your computer blah blah blah is driven by media mis-information and hype as we know.

ISPs just chuck in a wireless router because its an added value thing. also a lot of people prefer to use lappys than tethered desktops. You have to keep pace with your competitors.
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