But Humphrey Cheung recently attended an FBI demonstration that showed at least some law enforcement types not only know about the latest generation of tools but also how to use 'em.. WEP is an encryption scheme, based on the ...

been written about the vulnerability of WEP (W ired E quivalent P rivacy), but how many people can actually break WEP encryption? Beginners to WEP cracking have often been frustrated by the many wireless cards available and their distribution-specific commands....

Is 802.11a more secure than 802.11b? Not really. Although it can be set to use a non-standard 152 bit WEP encryption (vs. 802.11b's 64 and 128 bit WEP), it's still WEP, and can be broken, given enough time. Top • How should I set up 2 routers to provide...

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best-case 5Mbps-or-so throughput is marginal enough for busy wireless LANs, and business users may find the lowered WiFiSec bandwidth insufficient for their needs. 802.11b Wireless Performance Test Results Test Conditions - WEP encryption: DISABLED - Tx...

for a full-sized view) In all, I have to say that I was extremely impressed with the WAB501's performance in both 11a and 11b modes, but especially in 802.11b mode! 802.11b Wireless Performance Test Results Test Conditions - WEP encryption: DISABLED - Tx...

The good news is that I was able to successfully complete testing under all four test conditions for 802.11a, something not all 802.11a AP/routers that I've tested have done. 802.11a Wireless Performance Test Results Test Conditions - WEP encryption: DISABLED...

downside is that both may be inadequate to secure busy wireless LANs. 802.11b Wireless Performance Test Results Test Conditions - WEP encryption: DISABLED - Tx Rate: Automatic - Power Save: Disabled - Test Partner: ORiNOCO Gold 802.11b card Firmware/...

In all, I'd say the WET11 has pretty decent radio performance! 802.11b Wireless Performance Test Results Test Conditions - WEP encryption: DISABLED - Tx Rate: Automatic - Power Save: disabled - Test Partner: ORiNOCO Gold PC card Firmware/Driver Versions...

the speed of your wireless network is enabling WEP encryption. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is a much maligned, but still useful, feature of 802.11a and b equipment. WEP's purpose is to keep your wireless data streams private, and involves the use of an encryption...