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Originally Posted by pureh@te
Wpa passwords are safe if they are not in the attackers dictionary.
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Not technicly true, you can have a password like: 8whf982q3h/3tni22 wn.32fnqi][&&b7y7bb7$$$%%F %fbu5vfubj\\|
and depending on your set up it can still be broken into.
The Implementation of your router in using the WPA may be broken, or you may be susepitble to other attacks, bascly this thought path "WPA is unbreakable" is alongthe lines of, we have a 6 inche steel door with a pick guard and biometrics. Three cameras and a keypad, you must pass all ofthis to get in, and the onside is secure as well. Noone can get in"
THats all great and swell, but I can break that with baby powder, gelatin, stump remover and sugar. Oh and a camera so I can look legit when I walk around inside. (take a picture of some guys uniform and copy it ofc).
Yes, that was an extremely odd analogy, but basicly, dont ever think you are safe.