Periodic updates on what we've been up to at Chortek from a technology perspective. We are a software and IT service provider in the Midwest, USA, supporting Sage, Microsoft, and virtual infrastructures. www.c-gconsulting.com
Monday, September 21, 2009
Another Wireless Network Security Standard Falls
Reported a few week ago, hackers can now breach the security of wireless networks protected by WPA-TKIP, a common network security protocol which replaced the last standard to fall victim to hacking, WEP. Wireless networks are not safe from proven hacking techniques unless they are encrypted using WPA-AES, the newer version of WPA. If you are unsure of your wireless network security, contact us to take a look at your network. Without proper wireless security, your entire network is open to anyone within wireless range. More information on the recent breaking of WPA-TKIP is found here: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/082709-new-attack-cracks-common-wi-fi.html
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