Security Uncorked: WEP stinks, so why use it?
We all know it. We all talk about it. We all say how bad it is. Yes, we know WEP stinks. So why are you still using it? Security pro Jennifer Jabbusch wants to know.
August 21, 2008 — CSO —
We all know it. We all talk about it. We all say how bad it is. Yes, we know WEP stinks. So why are you still using it? Security pro Jennifer Jabbusch wants to know.
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