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There are many services in your local network, which are un-encrypted. Any basic protocol that is in the lower layers required to run the infrastructure like AR
by PinguTS 9y ago
There are many services in your local network, which are un-encrypted. Any basic protocol that is in the lower layers required to run the infrastructure like ARP, DHCP, DNS, and alike. Then there are also higher layer protocols, which are un-encrypted like SMB, AFP, NFS, and alike.
Many IoT devices, like your Cisco Phone talks TFTP at startup.
That is the reason why we have/had WEP, WPA, WPA2 to allow a local infrastructure to have the very same trust like physical cables.