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hotspot that you're not really familiar with," says Schiller. If you restrict your
public surfing to Web pages you don't mind a stranger reading along with you,
there is little an evil twin attacker can do to harm yoU.,,176
I recommend that you embark on the installation of a home wireless network with
trepidation and care. Two good starting places for learning more about secure
wireless networking are Tony Bradley's "Introduction to Wireless Network Security"
and Brian Livingston's "Wi-Finally: Wireless Security That Actually Works."
Introduction to Wireless Network Security
http://netsecurity.about.com/od/hackertools/a/aa072004b.htm
Brian Livingston, "Wi-Finally: Wireless Security That Actually Works"
http://www.windowssecrets.com/comp/050526/ - story1
"Law #10: Technology is not a panacea. ,,177
~Web Tip
Virtually all Microsoft products come with all
the doors open and unlocked, figuratively
speaking. You must take upon yourself to find
the open doors, shut them, and lock them
tight.
176 Erin Biba, "Does Your Wi-Fi Hotspot Have an Evil Twin? Identity thieves are going wireless in their
quest to steal your personal info," Medill News Service, PCWorld, 15 March 2005,
(16 January 2007).
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