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May 22nd, 2009 feed Tags: array, Cmd, Desktop Users, Dos Window, Hackers, laptops, Mac Address, Media Access Control, Modem Control Panel, Modem Software, Physical Address, Pocket Pc, Psp, Security Layer, Security Settings, Type Ipconfig, Windows Desktop, wireless modemSet up MAC filtering Media Access Control or MAC – A 12 digit address attached to network device. Pocket PC’s PSP, Laptops, Desktop etc all have a MAC address. it can be hard to find a MAC address depending on the hardware used. However the time spent securing this section will prevent hackers from walking straight into your network and stealing information. For Windows desktop users click Start, then Run, then type cmd in the text box. The type ipconfig/all in the Dos Window. 12 digit Physical Address is the MAC address.
Basically the MAC filters devices from accessing your wireless modem. By identifying who can access your wireless modem adds a further security layer to your network. To enable MAC filtering, open your wireless modem software and enter the MAC address of those hardware you grant access to. Usually found under Security Settings of your modem control panel.
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January 9th, 2009 feed Network is a system used to connecting two or more computers. Although there are many methods use but Local Area Network or known as LAN is the commonly used term for a network. Each computer on the network area was given access to explore in all other computers at the network.
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July 5th, 2008 feed Tags: fighting_fires, incident_response, intruder, laptops, protocol_analyzers, resolutions, rf_spectrum_analyzers, secure_enterprise, traffic, wips, wireless_associationsFighting fires:
When incidents occur, WLAN protocol analyzers and RF spectrum analyzers can be used to investigate and respond. Although most analyzers are portable, running on laptops or PDAs, some WIPS can temporarily turn a sensor or AP into a remote analyzer. This is done by connecting to a sensor or AP from a WIPS console, then tuning it to a specified channel to capture remote traffic for analysis at the central site.
During incident response, you may implement stop-loss actions or long-term resolutions. To automate the former, you can use a WIPS to break wireless associations and stop traffic from entering the wired network. A WIPS can also assist with the latter by estimating an intruder’s location. In the end, you will probably have to send someone on-site with a portable analyzer to find and physically remove the intruder.
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