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:This article will demonstrate the weakness associated with the IEEE 802.11b wireless encryption standard called WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). The reader will learn how a WEP key for a WEP encrypted wireless network can be cracked and what information might then be visible to the outside world. | :This article will demonstrate the weakness associated with the IEEE 802.11b wireless encryption standard called WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). The reader will learn how a WEP key for a WEP encrypted wireless network can be cracked and what information might then be visible to the outside world. | ||
== Reference Articles == | |||
* [[LAN Ethernet Network Cable]] | |||
== External NST Articles == | == External NST Articles == | ||
Revision as of 05:57, 17 September 2011
NST Usage Articles
Nessus
- Inprotect Setup Guide
- This article takes one through the process of setting up Inprotect (a web based front end to the Nessus network vulnerability scanner) and the associated services using the Web User Interface (WUI) included with the NST. ***NOTE*** Inprotect was available starting with the 1.5.0 release of the NST, but was removed starting with the 2.11.0 release of the NST. We have not had time to go back and work on the updates required to make it compatible with the new packaging introduced in the 2.11.0 release of the NST.
Network Packet Capture
Wireless
- WEP Quest
- This article will demonstrate the weakness associated with the IEEE 802.11b wireless encryption standard called WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). The reader will learn how a WEP key for a WEP encrypted wireless network can be cracked and what information might then be visible to the outside world.
