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    wireless monitoring

    im looking for a program to monitor my network to make sure no one is stealing internet or at least trying to.i have wep set up but you never know.
    i tried wireshark but had a hard time getting it figured out. i got wicd installed right now but its not giving me the info i want. i searched on here but really didnt find what i was looking for.

    im using Ubuntu 11.04 on a laptop.
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    Re: wireless monitoring

    Quote Originally Posted by dog-soldier View Post
    i have wep set up
    Hello,
    WEP is very insecure. Try WPA2.
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    Re: wireless monitoring

    Quote Originally Posted by Kooothor View Post
    Hello,
    WEP is very insecure. Try WPA2.
    ~ktr
    i messed up its not wep but wpa instead.
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    Re: wireless monitoring

    For monitoring, you can try : http://autoscan-network.com/
    But there are lots of them.
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    Re: wireless monitoring

    Quote Originally Posted by dog-soldier View Post
    i messed up its not wep but wpa instead.
    use wpa2 and use as hard a passphrase as possible.

    WPA and Wep can be cracked very easily and quickly, especially if simple passwords are used in WPA.

    As long as the handshake is captured it can take a few seconds if has a weak WPA password etc.

    wireshark is one of the best monitoring tools available

    see here for 802.11 capturing using wireshark if you are having problems http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/WLAN
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