Possible to secure WEP?
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From: David Taylor on 7 Mar 2006 13:30 > I was thinking more along the lines proxy software on both ends of the > wireless, where the user could define the method of encryption or set Oh and of course you have changed the parameters, your original question was whether it was possible to secure WEP and now it's not in the picture. :) Incidentally, the client software that I have in mind would require two licences to be legal and the cost would exceed that of a home router that did WPA. David.
From: JM on 7 Mar 2006 13:34 Setup VPN :-) JM
From: David Taylor on 7 Mar 2006 14:40 In article <9nkPf.31853$wl.17603(a)text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, JM(a)blueyonder.co.uk says... > Setup VPN :-) Bzzzt, cheating, that's not using WEP and requires an endpoint ;)
From: William P.N. Smith on 7 Mar 2006 15:05 Ari <nomail(a)pass.com> wrote: >David Taylor <djtaylor(a)bigfoot.com>wrote: >>You could change the key every 5 minutes? :) >the keys could be changed on a predefined schedule. You guys are just reinventing WPA - TKIP
From: David Taylor on 7 Mar 2006 15:13
> You guys are just reinventing WPA - TKIP Nope, what I have will do AES256 client to client, can do wired/wireless or both, already exists, nothing to be (re)invented :) AP can be left completely open. David. |