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A court has ruled that sniffing WiFi at hotspots is legal . Is this a good ruling? Legal expert Orin Kerr says “no” , that such sniffing is ...

As a contribution to the incredibly awesome Security B-Sides unconference in Atlanta, the gang at Errata Security has put together a free tr...

The latest privacy controversy with Google is that while scanning for WiFi access-points in their Street View cars , they may have inadvert...

Follow @ErrataRob All Windows 7 machines can become a wifi access-point, routing the connections over Ethernet or even over a client statio...

In wireless scanning, you often see "Hon Hair Precision Industry Co., Ltd." show up as the name for the manufacturer of the wirele...

I finally got around to testing Elcomsoft's WPA password cracking . If you'll remember, Elcomsoft announced last month that they cou...

Elcomsoft , a company that produces password cracking software, has recently announced an upgrade to that product that uses the computer'...

The Register has a review of netbooks (mini notebook computers). For security professionals, the best netbook I've found is the orig...

Today I spent time in the pits of the NASCAR truck series . It was a fun day, there was a minor accident, but the most surprising was the wi...

Rob Graham and I came in contact with some Airtight boxes. In case you don't know they are a maker of wireless IDS technology. Since we...

In a few hours I’ll be taking the stage at Blackhat DC to give a Device Drivers 2.0 talk. This is an updated version of the material from Bl...

http://www.uninformed.org/?v=6 This issue has articles on subverting Patchguard, Packer technology and (my personal favorite) auditing wir...