If I implement 802.1X on my Ethernet switch ports, do I still have to worry about rogue access points? Rogue access points are like cockroaches; they’re everywhere, they’re impossible to get rid of, ...

Wireless networks underpin modern connectivity across homes, campuses and public spaces, but they are vulnerable to rogue access points—unauthorised devices that mimic legitimate hotspots to intercept ...

Rogue AP setup is analogous to an extended corporate Ethernet cable running into unintended places Various rogue AP scenarios connected to a corporate network, either through wired or wireless means ...

The Meru Security Services Module, slated to ship next quarter, installs on the Meru WLAN controller and incorporates the vendor's proprietary AirShield technology. Using a variety of packet ...

Everyone agrees that rogue access points are an IT security manager’s nightmare. Employees, empowered by easy-to-install wireless LAN devices, are increasingly setting up these access points on ...

Of all of the network security threats your company faces, few are as potentially dangerous as the rogue Access Point (AP). A rogue AP is a Wi-Fi Access Point that is set up by an attacker for the ...

IBM has developed a rogue wireless LAN access-point detection tool that can automatically detect the presence of unauthorized access points on large-scale, enterprise networks, the company announced.

For almost 18 months starting in 2005, attackers used wireless networks at TJX and other retail chains to steal credit card data. The vulnerabilities were not an isolated instance: Subsequent research ...

How can I make sure that a rogue access point has not been secreted somewhere on my network? I could label all the access points with a number then look at the connected devices in the router settings ...