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I might want a pet unicorn too, then what? Changing the password everyday is an acceptable compromise.
by JetSpiegel 8y ago
I might want a pet unicorn too, then what?
Changing the password everyday is an acceptable compromise.
- baud147258 8y agoThe password was changing everyday where I worked, with the daily password available on an intranet page, but then a few months ago a bunch of higher-ups were present in the office for a few days and wanted Wi-Fi access without having to type a new password each day, so the password rotation has been deactivated since
- Rjevski 8y agoWell they chose convenience over security, which in this case is fair enough (it's public Wi-Fi to being with). Another solution would've been to implement WPA2 Enterprise, where employees could have their own, permanent credentials while visitors get temporary ones.
- baud147258 8y agoAlso I don't think you can access anything in the intranet on that Wi-Fi, it's entirely public, as you said.