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How would you block wifi then? Sending deauth frames is the only way to contain a rogue AP without physical access. Generally these systems are used to enforc
by jweather 12y ago
How would you block wifi then? Sending deauth frames is the only way to contain a rogue AP without physical access. Generally these systems are used to enforce corporate network security policies by making sure Joe in accounting can't breach your top-secret network by plugging in a $25 wifi router so he can use his iPad on the office network.
I'm not sure what the legal standing is once you get to publicly accessible spaces like colleges, stadiums, conference centers, etc.
- chetanahuja 12y agoThis is a specious argument. The company is free to enact policies prohibiting the use of their own network in an unauthorized manner and enforce it in a legal way ( instituting the penalty of immediate firing usually works well). They don't have the right to jam public airwaves to enforce these rules.
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