-
Posts
12 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Posts posted by HenkeLarsgretasson
-
-
If its open anyone with knowlege and in range can see anything you do, https does not help (if you get a message that the certificate is not valid, people are listening)
If its WEP see above
If its WPA2 with a weak password see above
If its WPA2 with a strong password anyone within the network can see everything you do.
Here is how it is done over wifi (or lan)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man-in-the-middle_attack
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_Protected_Access
Use some software that monitors any change in arp packets to be safe
-
Go to the small copyshops , laser printed b/w 1bath page from usb
-
Bang yai in Nonthanburi is quiet and nice. travel time to phaya thai is around 1H with van (morning traffic, 25m when low traffic) BTS is under construction.
-
What hardware is the aircard? Brand / Model ?
I was told by AIS that their aircard did not work on linux.
It worked direct with Ubuntu (after unmounting the thumbdrive)
-
i am a student there with ed-visa, no problems and a good teacher.
-
Did a fresh install on a new hd last friday, everything runs good not notice any problems. Unity was the first thing to throw out, don´t like it. Trying Gnome 3 but use XFCE as desktop enviroment.
-
"knew that his visa expired. One week after discharge, he went to the police station "
-
Its only 10pm Friday night May 20th here in Hawaii right now, who's the moron that wrote this article ?
The current time is 4am May 21st New York time when I'm writing this.
What part of "6 p.m. local time in each time zone" did you not understand?
Go easy on him, not his fault he's american.
-
Yes , you can send/recive sms with a aircard.. I use AIS MF180 Aircard and its no problem.
-
Ubuntu 10.10
My computer did also have the same problem.
For me it was Flash in Firefox that was the problem.
Installed Chrome instead and now everything is just sabai sabai again.
Is My Condo Wifi Secure?
in IT and Computers
Posted · Edited by HenkeLarsgretasson
User 1 connects to condo wifi1
User 2 also connects to wifi1
User 1 and 2 are both using wifi1 to acess internet
User 1 and 2 are in a local network
User 3 can sit in his car outside the house and "hack" the network so he gains access to wifi1
User 3 can the trick user1 and 2 to connect to his laptop and listen to all traffic (user 3 then sends it to wifi1)
To be safe u need to have WPA2 with a good password running on wifi1 so User 3 cant access wifi1
a good password is ex. fgFG56%%ffdfDg5%&%hH
User2 can still trick User1 since he knows the WPA2 password
User1 needs a firewall that detects changes in arp packets to be safe
In a condo its usually safe since the signal dont go so far through walls etc..
Its the open hotspots at mc donalds and such that people should be afraid off.
It is very easy to sniff passwords and spy there
edit: typos