yodaking wrote:
I would suggest you use WPA over WEP b/c
advantages of WPA
* IV length has increased to 48 bits from 24 bits, which allows WPA to achieve over 500 trillion possible key combinations.
* IVs are now better protected through the use of the TSC, or TKIP sequence counter, helping to prevent the re-use of IV keys.
* Master keys are never directly used.
* Better key management
* Impressive message integrity checking
problems with WEP
* There is no limit on using the same IV value more than once. This makes the encryption vulnerable to collision-based attacks.
* Because the IV is only 24 bits, there are only ~16.7 million possible variations. Sounds like a lot, but it’s quite small in the cryptography world.
* Master keys are used directly, when they should instead be used to generate other temporary keys.
* Users don’t change their keys very often on most networks, giving attackers ample time to try various techniques.
I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.