Superhub : SuperHub becomes standard kit

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by Masque

You do know what wireless security the is on the Superhub working in the Scottish call centre I presume, and that you should have a decent password as well regardless of what router you use.

that standard but ill let you intoa secert unless it about 20+ character even in wp2 it can be cracked :O unless the password is something like Hyu%84h which cant be cracked easily even with the brute force crackign techiqnues

[Peter_]

Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23

that standard but ill let you intoa secert unless it about 20+ character even in wp2 it can be cracked :O unless the password is something like Hyu%84h which cant be cracked easily even with the brute force crackign techiqnues

That is no secret unless you are just an ordinary user, you would be better of using a 64 digit hexadecimal key if really worried about security.

Then again even with a half decent password no one is really going to try and crack your network unless they are either sad or desperate.

[thenry]

i better sort my password out

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by Masque

That is no secret unless you are just an ordinary user, you would be better of using a 64 digit hexadecimal key if really worried about security.

Then again even with a half decent password no one is really going to try and crack your network unless they are either sad or desperate.

yip 64bit hex nather i perosnal rather go with 256bit im freak in that way, trust me there some sad peopel out there so the mroe i protect the better

oh sorry about the job lose it only just sunk in there losing vaulable team member

[Peter_]

Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23

yip 64bit hex nather i perosnal rather go with 256bit im freak in that way, trust me there some sad peopel out there so the mroe i protect the better

oh sorry about the job lose it only just sunk in there losing vaulable team member

Most routers tend to only offer 64 bit though.

[Andrewcrawford23]

i know it easily crackable to, i tend to use radious server wher ei can ditact the encyption

[RB2004]

Originally Posted by Masque

That is no secret unless you are just an ordinary user, you would be better of using a 64 digit hexadecimal key if really worried about security.

Then again even with a half decent password no one is really going to try and crack your network unless they are either sad or desperate.

Mine is a 64 character key generated by windows completely random using letters and numbers on wpa2

No way that's gonna get cracked any time soon lol

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by RB2004

Mine is a 64 character key generated by windows completely random using letters and numbers on wpa2

No way that's gonna get cracked any time soon lol

is it under 16 charcafter if so yes i can be cracked unless it a crypted password like U8%$J4d

[RB2004]

No it's 64 character

[General Maximus]

Originally Posted by thenry

they were being sarcastic mate.. they hate it

I wasn't being sarcastic, that was a copy and paste from the official shub page provided by the link in the post above

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by RB2004

No it's 64 character

64 character well you must have a fun job remember it

[General Maximus]

Originally Posted by Masque

Most routers tend to only offer 64 bit though.

people love to mock me when I praise Linksys but my last 2 linksys routers have both supported AES256, I got the impression that that was the standard these days

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by General Maximus

people love to mock me when I praise Linksys but my last 2 linksys routers have both supported AES256, I got the impression that that was the standard these days

nope very few support it but they should as it more secure ive not managed break my own rotuer with it but i have 64bit

[RB2004]

Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23

64 character well you must have a fun job remember it

Lol I don't it's impossible to remember as its a Mashup of characters and numbers.

So I've got it on a USB drive in a notepad file then just a case of copy and paste.

[Begall]

Originally Posted by RB2004

Lol I don't it's impossible to remember as its a Mashup of characters and numbers.

So I've got it on a USB drive in a notepad file then just a case of copy and paste.

So effectively, your super secure password is actually far less secure than a much shorter one that you could actually remember?