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The victoms usually don't want the publicity, and the perpetrators won't brag if they want to stay out of prison.
Most exploits via wi-fi are usually oriented toward burying deep into the network to create a backdoor to allow better access via hardwired methods. Also, simply snorting the air traffic an attacker gains a much clearer picture of the target's security posture...which by itself is worth a lot. Loose lips sinks ships. - Posted by: cburgess-iPALADIN Posted on: 01/22/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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