Description
At last, a book dedicated to alleviating the fears that users may have about the security of their wireless home network. This no-nonsense guide is for wireless homenetworkers who want to protect their data from hackers, crackers, viruses, and worms. Written in non-technical language that's perfect for both novices and intermediate users, this book offers a brief introduction to wireless networking and identifies the most common internal and external pitfalls-and ways to avoid and correct them.
* The ideal reference for computer users with a wireless network who need facts separated from fiction to learn what is necessary to protect their networks
* Real-world examples help demystify viruses, worms, cryptography, and identity theft, while expert advice, cool techniques, and step-by-step instructions give readers the know-how they need to secure a WLAN and protect their privacy
* Covers the latest computer security threats and countermeasures, addressing problems that older titles do not cover, particularly in the areas of virus protection
CONTENTS:
Acknowledgments.
Part I: Understanding the Threat.
Chapter 1: A Brief Overview of Wi-Fi.
Chapter 2: Network Fundamentals and Security Concerns.
Chapter 3: The People Behind the Problem.
Chapter 4: Hijacking Wi-Fi.
Chapter 5: More Wireless Attacks.
Chapter 6: Wardriving.
Chapter 7: Viruses and Wi-Fi.
Part II: Protecting Yourself.
Chapter 8: Technical Pitfalls and Solutions.
Chapter 9: Wireless Privacy Concerns.
Chapter 10: Encryption and Wi-Fi.
Chapter 11: Securing Your WLAN.
Chapter 12: Protecting Your Wi-Fi Data.
Appendix A: Suppliers, Manufacturers, and Resources.
Appendix B: Wireless Standards.
Glossary.
Index.
Published
01 Oct 2004
Publisher
WILEY
ISBN
9780764572135
Pages
260




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