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In this chapter, you learned about the different WLAN attack methods that are common You discovered some of the inherent weaknesses of WLANs, which is the first part of the journey to learning to secure them In the process, you discovered how attackers can view the frames on your network, decrypt the traffic on your network, and hack the preshared keys used to authenticate to your network You also learned how attackers can take over a user s computer and attack it or monitor that traffic going in and out of it Now that you know how attackers attack you, you re ready to move on to 10, where you ll learn how to protect against their attacks

Launch Project Builder. Create a new Cocoa project by selecting File New Project and choosing Cocoa Application from the project list. Click the Next button, save the project as InterfaceBuilderExample, and click the Finish button. Expand the Resource folder and double-click on MainMenu.nib. Doing so launches Interface Builder and loads the Nib file.

You know what a dogear is, don t you That s when you mark a page of a book by bending a corner of it down onto the page Why do they call it a dogear I have no idear I mean, idea In cyber-parlance, this is a bookmark This component is actually one of the most interesting and has the best name The idea is that you can bookmark something interesting, ranging from a piece of web content to an internal memorandum, and then share the bookmark with someone of like interests which is determined by the profiles and communities that are extant to the company This opens up the means to discover other bookmarks qualified by those of similar interest So if I dogear a web page that is about Loving the New York Yankees I can then share that and find out that someone who accessed that particular dogear had four of their own dogears on the same topic, right at the point of the bookmark So not only do I have access to the content, I know from whence it came The navigational choices are extensive too tags, links, individual profiles Plus I can multitask (oh boy! my favorite thing in the world to do) by adding a single bookmark that will be part of dogears, activities, and communities simultaneously As new ones come up they can be accessed through an RSS feed The key to this component is the ease of tagging that it provides When you tag something it actually prompts you ( it being the tagging deity) So for example, if I type CRM as a tag, up pops other places that CRM appears as a tag and the other tags that the CRM tagged piece has attached so context and relationships make this a rich experience.

Protocol analyzers may be used to eavesdrop on WLAN communications Wi-Fi finders such as NetStumbler are often categorized as eavesdropping

Figure 3.27 This dialog is used as an example of creating classes and instances in Interface Builder.

In 9, you re going to see a discussion of what I m calling outcome-based social networks based on a conversation I had with you ll see These are social networks that exist for a single purpose that, when fulfilled, ends the useful life of the social network They are tactical in nature since, really, you could define any social network that way if you chose to What IBM/Lotus Connections does here is exactly that These are short-term collaborative efforts that are put together for a specific tactical reason such as a project Let s say you were writing a journal article with two other authors The article s subject was privacy, and therefore it had to go through your legal department

Hijacking may occur at layer 2, layer 3, or both An RF signal generator is often used in hijacking attacks A denial of service (DoS) is an attack that results in service disruption A distributed DoS (DDoS) attack uses multiple bots or machines to attack