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Interesting that sending de-auth packets to shut down rogue (from Marriott's viewpoint) wireless access points resulted in this fine. I mean, this is a standar
by xenophonf 12y ago
Interesting that sending de-auth packets to shut down rogue (from Marriott's viewpoint) wireless access points resulted in this fine. I mean, this is a standard feature of your average wireless intrusion prevention system. We have something similar set up to control unauthorized or inappropriate network access, because end users attaching their own networking equipment (and breaking our network as a result) is a real problem for us.
- xenophonf 12y agoI just checked our Meraki configs, and we don't have containment enabled. If we were to enable it, the only option we'd have would be to disable rogue WAPs attached to our network. That's materially different from interfering with other people's hotspots in my mind.