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WarDrive: Investigate and defend the security of wireless networking

As more and more wireless networks are deployed, the need to secure them increases. Enter WarDriving, an effort to educate wireless-network users about the insecurities associated with wireless networking. In brief, WarDriving is the act of moving around a specific area and mapping the population of wireless access...

Tags: Security, Network, Wireless Networking, WarDrive, Wi-Fi, Wireless

Book chapters 2006-12-06

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Investigate WarDriving and wireless penetration testing with OS X

When people think of WarDriving and attacking wireless networks, Linux is usually the first OS that comes to mind. While there are excellent tools available for Linux, there are also several outstanding tools for the wireless hacker available for OS X. In this sample chapter from ...

Tags: Tool, WarDriving, Chapter Coverage, Apple Mac OS X, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Operating Systems, Software, Apple Mac OS

Book chapters 2007-03-13

Map your WarDrive with these two popular mapping applications

When WarDriving to test and analyze the security of a particular wireless network, one of the best things you can do is to map out your results. Maps generated from a WarDrive are very beneficial for identifying the correct WLAN of your target and for determining the maximum...

Tags: Chapter, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Linux, Operating Systems, Software

Book chapters 2007-01-24

WarDrive ToolBox (exe)

War driving, otherwise known as network discovery is fast becoming the biggest computing sport ever. Our goal is to pack every possible feature one would need into a small, all-in-one powerful tool to make war driving as easy and hassle-free as possible. WarDrive ToolBox is a small, extremely powerful, feature...

Tags: Network, Tool, WarDrive ToolBox, Productivity, Networking, Printers, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2005-11-08

AMD's Centrino challenger: Turion

AMD's Centrino challenger: TurionAMD already owns IntelAMD has taken market share from Intel in every segment including laptop-desktop and the lucrative server market. In fact AMD had greater desktop sales than Intel last quarter, which is a milestone.The 35W A64 laptop chippies have basically made Centrino obsolete like the rest...

Tags: Notebooks, Semiconductors, Network technology, Processors, Mobile Market, AMD Turion, AMD Sempron, Intel Centrino, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Corp., laptop computer

Discussion threads 2005-01-07