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Putting a self-contained piece of wireless pentesting kit into the hands of every preteen with rich parents, and then allowing any app developer to blast arbitr
by gcr 14y ago
Putting a self-contained piece of wireless pentesting kit into the hands of every preteen with rich parents, and then allowing any app developer to blast arbitrary RF through the airwaves doesn't exactly strike me as a good idea.
It certainly would encourage small businesses to fnially secure their wireless networks.
Guess we'll see whether WPA2's security is as strong as imagined.
- breckinloggins 14y agoI'm thinking that, as far as getting any of the apps in the app store, there would be a whole other level of certification involved. As for one-off apps that wreak havoc, I think within the next couple of years we will be entering the age of dirt-cheap wideband tx/rx software defined radio kits, so we'll have to deal with that anyway!