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Common Types of Wireless Attacks
- Thread starter Trevor Chandler
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This is excellent. Thank you Chandler for sharing.
Interesting picture.
I think in Germany it never was.
Blue jacking is a special Bluettooth Attack, the others are more general Terms.
And i believe NFC Attacks are missed.
Or De authentication Attack.
Nice Graphic, but is mixes imho some terms...
Sure. It's a great thing to do, if you're not one of those that play GPS games.
YOu know, you can share it in the Ressource Area.. Makes it easier to find..
Michael are you referring to sharing the initial post in the Resource area?
You can still see them on sidewalks and buildings.... Seen them in Nashville, DC, Denver, and other areas...
We must travel in different circles because I've never seen them in any US city at any point. I assumed that it happened a few times in the late 1990s but died off rapidly.
I always explain that now we really don’t need warchalking because most network providers like McDonalds, Target, and Chick Fil A now post the wireless network info right on their own front doors! No need for chalk drawings when they already print a sticker with the info on it themselves.