Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) start-up Agito Networks Monday plans to announce voice-over-Wi-Fi encryption and other features for its RoamAnywhere Mobility Router. The RoamAnywhere router is customer ...

Researchers have found that the extra wireless network you set up for visitors may not isolate devices the way router makers ...

Unlike previous Wi-Fi attacks, AirSnitch exploits core features in Layers 1 and 2 and the failure to bind and synchronize a ...

Mike Chapple is associate teaching professor of IT, analytics and operations at the University of Notre Dame. With cyberthreats becoming more prevalent, agencies need to ensure that the security ...

The new encrypted network, W-M_Wireless_Encrypted, provides an additional layer of protection. All traffic between your laptop and the wireless access point is scrambled, to protect against someone ...

What do I do about wireless security? You can take three really simple steps to dramatically increase the security of your wireless network. It is not foolproof wireless security, but it will keep you ...

Because they offer users network-access flexibility as they move from place to place, wireless LANs — often called WLANs — have gained significant acceptance. While the technology has proven to be a ...

Wi-Fi has evolved over the years, and so have the techniques for securing your wireless network. An Internet search could unearth information that’s outdated and no longer secure or relevant, or ...

On-die security features in the latest VIA processors enable AES Encryption at blistering speeds from LocustWorld’s MeshAP-Pro Taipei, Taiwan, September 23rd 2004 - VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading ...

Two new encryption efforts have emerged from the firestorm of complaints over the easily compromised short and static keys used in 802.11’s original security ...

I was recently at my parents place and realized that their wireless router is using WEP. A quick look at their router's setup pages shows that the router does support stronger encryption, so I plan on ...

Mike Chapple is associate teaching professor of IT, analytics and operations at the University of Notre Dame. Securing a wireless network isn’t rocket science, yet organizations continue to make ...