802. 11 Security : Securing Wireless Networks

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Author(s):	Potter, Bruce
ISBN No.:	9780596002909
Pages:	192
Year:	200301
Format:	Trade Paper
Price:	$ 48.29
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Preface; Assumptions About the Reader; Scope of the Book; Conventions Used in This Book; Other Sources of Information; We'd Like to Hear from You; Acknowledgments;802.11 Security Basics; Chapter 1: A Wireless World; 1.1 What Is Wireless?; 1.2 Radio Transmission; 1.3 Inherent Insecurity; 1.4 802.11; 1.5 Structure of 802.

11 MAC; 1.6 WEP; 1.7 Problems with WEP; 1.8 Is It Hopeless?; Chapter 2: Attacks and Risks; 2.1 An Example Network; 2.2 Denial-of-Service Attacks; 2.3 Man-in-the-Middle Attacks; 2.4 Illicit Use; 2.

5 Wireless Risks; 2.6 Knowing Is Half the Battle;Station Security; Chapter 3: Station Security; 3.1 Client Security Goals; 3.2 Audit Logging; 3.3 Security Updates; Chapter 4: FreeBSD Station Security; 4.1 FreeBSD Client Setup; Chapter 5: Linux Station Security; 5.1 Linux Client Setup; 5.2 Kernel Configuration; 5.

3 OS Protection; 5.4 Audit Logging; 5.5 Secure Communication; Chapter 6: OpenBSD Station Security; 6.1 OpenBSD Client Setup; 6.2 Kernel Configuration; 6.3 OS Protection; 6.4 Audit Logging; Chapter 7: Mac OS X Station Security; 7.1 Mac OS X Setup; 7.

2 OS Protection; 7.3 Audit Logging; Chapter 8: Windows Station Security; 8.1 Windows Client Setup; 8.2 OS Protection; 8.3 Audit Logging; 8.4 Secure Communication;Access Point Security; Chapter 9: Setting Up an Access Point; 9.1 General Access Point Security; 9.2 Setting Up a Linux Access Point; 9.

3 Setting Up a FreeBSD Access Point; 9.4 Setting Up an OpenBSD Access Point; 9.5 Taking It to the Gateway;Gateway Security; Chapter 10: Gateway Security; 10.1 Gateway Architecture; 10.2 Secure Installation; 10.3 Firewall Rule Creation; 10.4 Audit Logging; Chapter 11: Building a Linux Gateway; 11.1 Laying Out the Network; 11.

2 Building the Gateway; 11.3 Configuring Network Interfaces; 11.4 Building the Firewall Rules; 11.5 MAC Address Filtering; 11.6 DHCP; 11.7 DNS; 11.8 Static ARP; 11.9 Audit Logging; 11.

10 Wrapping Up; Chapter 12: Building a FreeBSD Gateway; 12.1 Building the Gateway; 12.2 Building the Firewall Rules; 12.3 Rate Limiting; 12.4 DHCP; 12.5 DNS; 12.6 Static ARP; 12.7 Auditing; Chapter 13: Building an OpenBSD Gateway; 13.

1 Building the Gateway; 13.2 Building the Firewall Rules; 13.3 Rate Limiting; 13.4 DHCP; 13.5 DNS; 13.6 Static ARP; 13.7 Auditing; Chapter 14: Authentication and Encryption; 14.1 Portals; 14.

2 IPsec VPN; 14.3 802.1x; Chapter 15: Putting It All Together; 15.1 Pieces of a Coherent System; 15.2 User Knowledge; 15.3 Looking Ahead;Colophon;.

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