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I've done techie things just because they were fun & cool, so this isn't a criticism. However, having a phone number not your own (or indeed, any number of les
by UIUC_06 4y ago
I've done techie things just because they were fun & cool, so this isn't a criticism.
However, having a phone number not your own (or indeed, any number of less than 7 digits) that you can memorize and tell your guests works just as well. Change it as soon as they leave, bada bing, bada boom, done.
- ircop420 4y agoWell, firstly you have to have a password of >=8 chars for WPA. Secondly, having such a short non-complex password is going to easily be crackable with a deauth and 3-way handshake capture attack. Would easily crack on a 5 year old laptop in minutes even w/o GPU.
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- UIUC_06 4y agowow, these hackers sure are clever & patient: they're hanging around outside your house, just waiting for you to have a guest, so they can use your limited-BW guest network where you can log everything they do. OK, go ahead and set up a QR code. Who said you can't?