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Cansecwest/core06 training: Practical WiFi (in)Security

Par Sid, lundi 27 mars 2006 à 14:58 :: Wi-Fi :: lu 7524 fois :: #61 :: rss :: atom
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Cansecwest/core06 dojos

y 802.11 security training, aka Practical WiFi (in)Security Masters Dojo, will be given at Cansecwest/core06 in Vancouver, CA. There will be be two sessions, on April 3rd and 4th, for this practicial, hands-on, pentesting oriented training course. You will learn WEP cracking deep fundations and improvements, network abuse with traffic injection, captive portal bypass, and then go back home with a nifty high power Atheros based cardbus adapter with external antenna connector.

If you're willing to attend, there's few seats left so you still can register. See http://cansecwest.com/dojowifi.html for more information.

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1. Le lundi 27 mars 2006 à 16:54, par BenjO

"a nifty high power Atheros based cardbus adapter with external antenna connector"
Which one ?
And, which AP are you using for direct communication without association with Wifitap ?

Réponse de Sid

1. What adapter: Ubiquiti or Netgate, but most probably Netgate for availability reasons. Planing to attend ? :)
2. What AP: do you think I need an AP for communicating without being _associated_ ? Any AP will fit, it's related to 802.11 itself, not a particular product.

2. Le lundi 27 mars 2006 à 17:41, par BenjO

@Sid:
1. It's just by curiosity, because I like Proxim (best RF quality) and my 8471-WD is dead this week-end (I think I have a electric problem on my laptop, it's not the first !). But, it's very difficult to buy Proxim product for a consumer (not professional) nowdays. So, your expert's vision is usefull.
2. In theory, I agree with you. But, with some wireless switch and thin AP, it doesn't seem to be so easy... I'll see that when I'll have time. I'll tell you about the results if you want.
Thx for your answer.

Réponse de Sid

Hummm, as long as wireless clients are listening to "From-DS" traffic coming from the BSSID, I really don't see what would prevent one to process a spoofed frame the BSSID with From-DS flag set... As everything occurs on wireless link, I really don't see how an AP, switch or whatever could block that. I'm really curious to see your results.