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    james_dixon_2008
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    can any wireless network be totally secure..?n WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ? With development of security..there is a development of breaking it. innit ? :)

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      can any wireless network be totally secure..?n WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ? With development of security..there is a development of breaking it. innit ? :)

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      Paul Selormey
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      james_dixon_2008 wrote:

      can any wireless network be totally secure..?

      Totally? not practical. Highly? Yes, if you send a highly secured code, which is itself a never ending efforts by the security agencies like CIA.

      james_dixon_2008 wrote:

      WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ?

      What makes you feel it is not yet broken? As it goes into the air, it is open for everyone to "touch", and may be soon they will develop a gadget to smell it :) Best regards, Paul.

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        can any wireless network be totally secure..?n WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ? With development of security..there is a development of breaking it. innit ? :)

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        El Corazon
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        james_dixon_2008 wrote:

        So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ?

        The question about security is time/effort issue.

        james_dixon_2008 wrote:

        With development of security..there is a development of breaking it.

        Not necessarily. There are encryption schemes that are still considered unbreakable. they have export restrictions in the USA making it very difficult to get computer equipment in or out of the USA. So to have USA as a customer, or to export capability out of the USA without hassles (remember, even if made in the UK, if you bring a restricted encryption device/algorithm into the USA, you cannot remove it from the country even if only to return to the UK). This is a pretty nasty requirement. Several other countries have similar requirements. So you could say one of the requirements of international trade is that the device be capable of being cracked. ;P

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          can any wireless network be totally secure..?n WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ? With development of security..there is a development of breaking it. innit ? :)

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          code frog 0
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          This depends on how much time you want to invest and how much money you want to spend. Excellend hardware and real-time threat notifications are a must and can bring the notion of "secure" pretty close to being a reality.

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            can any wireless network be totally secure..?n WPA could be secure if you give good password but still i guess there gonna be ways to break that in future..So what do you think would any wireless network be secure anytime ? With development of security..there is a development of breaking it. innit ? :)

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            Marc Clifton
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            Broadcast unencrypted. People will not recognize the plaintext and think you've discovered an unbreakable encryption algorithm. ;P Marc

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              Broadcast unencrypted. People will not recognize the plaintext and think you've discovered an unbreakable encryption algorithm. ;P Marc

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              I love it

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