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Myth vs. reality: Wireless SSIDs

Do you ever wonder sometimes how it is that some ideas just won't die? Like the thought that not broadcasting your wireless network's SSID will somehow make you more secure? This is a myth that needs to be forcibly dragged out behind the woodshed, strangled Read More...

Posted 16 October 07 12:08 by Steve Riley | 15 Comments   
Filed under authentication, encryption, false claims, networking, security myths, wireless

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