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Research spies holes in Fortune 1000 wireless nets

Christian Berger

But it's _RADIO_... 

Joke

It's radio, it's invisible. Nobody would ever be able to analyze it.

Richard Jukes

How? 

How protected is any network? Even ethernet networks can be tapped into (if not easier), I have a phone line and broadband going into my house, for the first foot outside it is unprotected, it could easily be spliced into. Security has been greatly over looked in the rush to get networked.

Anonymous Coward

Cheap Version 

Don't Forget -

Frequency hopping was the cheaper alternative to the "real" spread spectrum designed for secure tactical communications in noisy environments. If you wanted "secure" communications you should have asked.

Anonymous Coward

Sigh. 

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Presumably the role of 'Practice Manager for Penetration Testing' does not require any facility with the English language. Such as knowing that architect is a noun, and therefore doesn't have a past participle...

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