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INSWEP.HTM 13994 bytes. (2001)	(In)Security of the WEP Algorithm Wireless Cryptography
WIFISEC.PDF 17842 bytes. (2001)	802.11b (WiFi) Security Update Local Area Networks
A6053.HTM 2299 bytes. (2003)	802.11b Denial of Service Local Area Networks
WRDVETHC.TXT 6772 bytes. (2002)	An excellent Usenet post on Wardriving and ethics Wireless
1X.PDF 242443 bytes. (2002)	An Initial Security Analysis of the IEEE 802.1X standard Wireless
ASCICHLK.TXT 1352 bytes. (2002)	ASCIIChalking (we're not sure how useful this is...) Wireless Specimen
WAPATAK.PDF 144963 bytes.	Attacks Against the WAP WTLS Protocol Local Area Networks
CISCSAFE.PDF 1899714 bytes. (2003)	Cisco SAFE : Wireless LAN Security in Depth Wireless
BT790.TXT 4188 bytes. (2003)	GroupWise (Wireless) WebAccess 6_5 Log InfoLeak Wireless
BT373.TXT 3621 bytes. (2003)	HTTPSTK DOS Local Area Networks
BT371.TXT 3657 bytes. (2003)	iChain 2.1 Field Patch 3 Local Area Networks
BT372.TXT 3845 bytes. (2003)	iChain 2.2 Field Patch 1a Local Area Networks
INSEC802.PDF 101296 bytes. by UCB (2000)	Intercepting Mobile Communications: The Insecurity of 802.11 Essay Local Area Networks
BT780.TXT 2506 bytes. (2003)	Novell GroupWise 6.5 Clear Text Vulnerability Wireless
PROTWI.TXT 4795 bytes. (2002)	Protect your Wireless Network! Wireless
BT1701.TXT 12051 bytes. (2003)	Serious flaws in bluetooth security lead to disclosure of personaldata Wireless
BT1677.TXT 4020 bytes. (2003)	Symbol Technologies Default WEP KEYS Vulnerability Wireless
WARXING.TXT 50172 bytes. (2002)	The Definitive Guide to WarXing Wireless
CHALKIT.JPG 29816 bytes. (2002)	The original three "Warchalking" symbols that spawned a larger set of symbols Wireless
1194249.DOC 51380 bytes. by IEEE (1994)	The WEP Algorithm as published by IEEE Wireless
UNSAFE.DOC 79872 bytes. (2000)	Unsafe at any key size; An analysis of the WEP encapsulation Wireless
WEP_ATT.PDF 45651 bytes. (2001)	Using the Fluhrer, Mantin, and Shamir Attack to Break WEP Wireless Cryptography
WLAN5916.HTM 1667 bytes. (2003)	Various WLAN Access-Points reveal admin password via tftp of config file Wireless Network Appliances
DEVJIT.PDF 17987 bytes. (2002)	Vulnerabilities of the 802.11 based WEP Wireless
WASHWEP.PDF 17842 bytes. (2001)	WECA's early effort to whitewash the WEP security issue Wireless
WHATISWC.TXT 544 bytes. (2002)	What is Warchalking? Wireless
WHATISWF.TXT 883 bytes. (2002)	What is WiFi? Wireless
WLANSEC.PDF 576061 bytes. by ISS (2001)	Wireless LAN Security Essay Local Area Networks
WLANS.PDF 555857 bytes. by ISS (2002)	Wireless LAN Security - 802.11b and Corporate Networks Wireless
WLAN1.HTM 3393 bytes. by R. Handorf (2001)	Wireless LAN sniffing Advisory Local Area Networks
DRAFTWNS.PDF 2294825 bytes. by NIST (2002)	Wireless Network Security - 802.11, Bluetooth, and Handheld Devices Wireless
WSH.TXT 15513 bytes. (2002)	Wireless Security and Hacking Wireless Hacking
WSBASICS.PDF 1407587 bytes. by GSA (2002)	Wireless Security Basics Wireless
WLANS.FAQ 56071 bytes. by ISS (2002)	Wireless Security FAQ Wireless Frequently Asked Questions
WHOWTO.HTM 44238 bytes. (2002)	Wireless-HOWTO for Linux Wireless Linux

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