Wireless LAN White Papers
Wireless Privacy: An Oxymoron?
Overview 802.11b wireless LANs can be easier to deploy and less expensive than traditional wired networks, but they are also inherently less secure. Service providers considering 802.11b for public access broadband or fixed wireless Internet access should appreciate the risks associated with this emerging technology. Ethernet NICs broadcast packets over a physical medium—coaxial cable, unshielded twisted pair, fiber. Wireless NICs broadcast spread-spectrum radio signals over the air.
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