The most surprising tidbit is that some routers don't respect the 'WPS Enable' setting and seem to keep WPS active regardless. On another note, could one use d

The most surprising tidbit is that some routers don't respect the 'WPS Enable' setting and seem to keep WPS active regardless. On another note, could one use dd-wrt or one of the other linux router distros to respond to WPS and send fake info to an attacker? ( say if there are 5 attempts in 5 minutes send incorrect data to attacker )