Wireless network (WEP security)
James Knott
james.knott-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org
Wed Oct 1 10:31:38 UTC 2003
Emir wrote:
> The moment you introduce wireless access on your network, all your
> computers
> are exposed, which means don't rely on your Internet firewall, every
> machine
> needs to firewall itself (you can still keep your Internet firewall as an
> outer perimeter, but don't fall into false sense of security).
>
> If you're unable or unwilling to expend the effort to protect each
> individual
> machine on the network that is to be extended through wireless means, I
> suggest you don't use wireless at all.
My wireless is outside my firewall and a VPN or ssh must be used to gain
access. Also, my home is quite a way from the nearest street, so "war
driving" shouldn't be much of an issue, though "war parking" might. ;-)
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