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Security in Wireless Networks Local Area Network (LAN) standards are developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) 802 LAN/MAN Standards Committee. Some of the most widely used standards developed by IEEE are for the wired Ethernet family; Token Ring, Wireless LAN, and Bridging and Virtual Bridged LANs.
By Robert E. Mahan, 02/19/2004
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Security Guidelines for Wireless LAN Implementation This paper focuses on the security issues of WLAN and attempts to put in place a set of security guidelines to help organizations and home users in securing their WLANs.
By Keng Hoe LIM, 02/19/2004
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Security Aspects of Mobile IP The purpose of this white paper is to discuss the security aspects of Mobile IP.
By Dale Conn, 02/19/2004
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Security and the 802.11b Wireless LAN This paper seeks to review these issues and make recommendations regarding ways to mitigate the risk and reduce network vulnerabilities.
By Sean Griffin, 02/19/2004
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Securing A Mobile Telecommunications Network From Internal Fraud The purpose of this discussion will be to identify the known internal weaknesses of a mobile network and apply the concepts taught in the SANS Security Essentials Course to mitigate the risk of internal fraud.
By Nathan Kurtz, 02/19/2004
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Scouts Out! - Protecting the Army's Wireless Networks and its impact on Corporate Wireless Computing This paper will discuss the following: the Army's implementation of 802.11 wireless networks and the methods used to secure those networks, the issues with WEP, DES and AES, current issues in corporate wireless security, and a look at Defense in Depth as the best practice to secure the wireless network.
By Jim Mussulman, 02/19/2004
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Wireless Networking: Compromising Security for Convenience? Wireless networking is becoming increasingly popular for numerous reasons. On the demand side, corporate users are finding wireless networks cheaper and easier to set up and maintain than conventional wired networks.
By Kimberly A. Buck, 02/19/2004
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Wireless Networking Security: As Part of Your Perimeter Defense Strategy This paper explores why using only the WEP protocol to secure your Wireless LAN is far from adequate. It will also endeavor to provide a working solution to the problem of wireless security and options to adapt this solution to meet your requirements.
By Daniel Owen, 02/19/2004
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Wireless LANs and 802.1x As wireless Local Area Networks (LANs) are being deployed and used in increasing numbers, opportunities for an attacker to access and penetrate these networks and their host network, a wired LAN, also increase.
By Daryl Stargel, 02/19/2004
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Wireless LAN: Security Issues and Solutions This paper begins by introducing the concept of WLAN. The introductory section gives brief information on the WLAN components and its architecture. In order to examine the WLAN security threats, this this paper will look at Denial of Service, Spoofing, and Eavesdropping.
By Rafidah Abdul Hamid, 02/19/2004
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