They don't even need to be in range of your network - just hacking an adjacent network is all that's needed
The Daisy Chain Attack
The Daisy Chain Attack
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Word of the Day: Skullduggery (Wi-Fi Leapfroggery)
- Thread starter Rick Butler
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Who needs a VPN when you can just daisy-chain your way to success?
Maybe it's time to password-protect everything, including the office coffee maker.
Maybe it's time to password-protect everything, including the office coffee maker.
This is simply a war that will prevent, the word "prevent", from being a part of the cybersecurity vernacular!!! Mitigate and manage is about the best we can help for!
Yours truly,
The Optimist
Well, with respect to the Coffee Maker:Who needs a VPN when you can just daisy-chain your way to success?
How can I be sure that this video file isn't contaminated with something malicious???????
Don't worry, YouTube videos don't bite... yet! But if your antivirus starts humming along to the video, maybe call for backup
Glad you said everything, and not everyone, in IT needs coffee - cause I sure don't!!!! Let me have my green tea, and step aside!Everything in IT needs Coffee
in many other references, they call it as the "nearest neighbor attack".
Spies hack Wi-Fi networks in far-off land to launch attack on target next door
“Nearest Neighbor Attack” finally lets Russia’s Fancy Bear into target’s Wi-Fi network.
arstechnica.com
Oh no! I'm too late!!!!Don't worry, YouTube videos don't bite... yet! But if your antivirus starts humming along to the video, maybe call for backup
Haha, that’s understandable! Green tea is also an option, or at least something that enhances concentration and productivity, even when it comes to debugging, coding, or systems management. Just make sure the tea leaves don't bring the system down
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How can they? The leaves are in a bag!!!!!!Haha, that’s understandable! Green tea is also an option, or at least something that enhances concentration and productivity, even when it comes to debugging, coding, or systems management. Just make sure the tea leaves don't bring the system down
Oh! so the leaves are `sandboxed'! Very clever - containing them and avoiding any dissents!
precious, it's called thinking ahead
