[Novalug] best way to secure wireless?
Wayne Dernoncourt
wayned at panix.com
Mon Nov 27 16:26:03 EST 2006
Peter Larsen
> Paul M. wrote:
>> Personally I'm in favor of using a VPN like OpenVPN. SSL and
>> IPSEC have been looked at and targeted for longer than the
>> current batch of "built in" wireless security protos.
> All of the above have changed a lot over the time. They were
> flexible enough to allow for different encryption protocols.
> Nobody uses 64 bit encryption SSLs anymore for good reasons.
How secure is secure enough? At home, I hide and change the
network name(SSID?), I filter the MAC addresses, I used to use
WEP until I had to reset the router and then couldn't remember
the magical incantation anymore to get that to work again. WEP
isn't all that effective (security wise) is it? I usually use
the wired network in preference to the wireless network (for no
real reason). Does Linux have a package for WPA (preferrably
FC4 to make life easier for this newbie).
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