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Paper Abstract: This paper provides a discussion of the wireless Internet architecture known as IEEE 802.11a/b/g. The discussion focuses on security flaws in the architecture and hacking methods known as warchalking and wardriving. Recommendations for use of wireless networks are given in light of these security concerns. Paper Introduction: Computer Science Introduction Wi-Fi standards for Wireless Fidelity is a term applied to a networkthat is designed using IEEE specifications created primarily toextend Local Area Networks LAN into the wireless arena Pollock Shahid Zubair The development of IEEE standard See AppendixOne was promoted in light of the following inbuilt security issues ofwireless networks The existence of secure and non-secure networks could be readily ascertained by observers with little equipment and without extensive training or expertise The protection of many networks was inadequate Text of the Paper: The entire text of the paper is shown below. 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SeeAppendix Two Access allow users to exchangeinformation Arnold GPS location data the location Arnold It is is virtuallyimpossible to restrict unauthorized access but specific methods user level authentication and the shared key method the Mac layer encryption algorithm Pollock Shahid Zubair Using RC as the basic encryption any kind of sensitive proprietary orotherwise significant information is accessible is being introduced in an effort to promotegreater p In light of these g which inherently offers a number of inroads for hackersthat equipped with newer generationsof IEEE architecture that vastly Features of the IEEE a b g standards pic Two I Tightening the line on Wi-Fi If this paper is not what you are looking for, you can search again: Search for: or Click here to request an essay written just for you.