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Well I don't agree that there's far more valuable data than the ability to access my internal network. If my wifi network wasn't segregated from my wired netwo
by HNaTTY 13y ago
Well I don't agree that there's far more valuable data than the ability to access my internal network. If my wifi network wasn't segregated from my wired network, by getting my wifi password you have bypassed my firewall, giving you access to my/my company's servers.
- archivator 13y agoIf someone has the resources to obtain your Wi-Fi password from Google and is determined enough to get within range of your network, you're being targeted by a very dedicated adversary. Things like physical security, TEMPEST and listening devices become valid concerns. This is a highly unlikely adversary for the majority of internet users. Note that non-targeted attacks (the type that leak password lists) are not a serious threat here.
- kbenson 13y agoThat's not necessarily true. I imagine the data would most likely be targeted by a third party that's disinterested in you, but very interested in your adversary's money. I wonder what the going rate rate for all the WiFi passwords on my block would be. Or neighborhood. Or zip code.