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afaik (and from my own experience) that won't work. "As long as the universally supported WPA encryption protocol is used, each individual user receives th
by jrnkntl 16y ago
afaik (and from my own experience) that won't work.
"As long as the universally supported WPA encryption protocol is used,
each individual user receives their own private “session key” that absolutely
prevents eavesdropping between users, even through they are all using the
same WiFi password."
from: http://steve.grc.com/2010/10/28/instant-hotspot-protection-from-firesheep/ http://steve.grc.com/2010/10/28/instant-hotspot-protection-f...
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- docgnome 16y agoYeah, we tested it on our WPA encrypted wireless and didn't get anything. It was seen when I logged into facebook but my coworker wasn't able to login as me. At least not with Firesheep.