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No, they actually use 802.1x to authenticate the connection. 802.1x doesn't actually protect or authenticate any of the data though, it just ensures that there'
by MertsA 8y ago
No, they actually use 802.1x to authenticate the connection. 802.1x doesn't actually protect or authenticate any of the data though, it just ensures that there's a valid supplicant somewhere on the other end of a port before it forwards traffic.
- ryan-c 8y agoI didn't say anything about 802.1x in my comment, and I'm one of the folks that has published information about how to bypass these crappy AT&T routers.