Comments on: Marketing Geek Show 78 http://marketinggeek.tv/Pages/2009/09/15/marketing-geek-show-78/ Mon, 03 May 2010 19:00:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Devona Shadrick http://marketinggeek.tv/Pages/2009/09/15/marketing-geek-show-78/comment-page-1/#comment-1108 Devona Shadrick Mon, 03 May 2010 19:00:59 +0000 http://marketinggeek.tv/Pages/?p=417#comment-1108 I have only of late set out blogging here at WordPress and plainly enjoy the experience.As of yet I haven’t gotten what I would reckon a great deal of views or remarks so I’m not sure what this wider universe of blogging remembers of my work. It is with great pride that I state my blogging most assuredly reflects my ego and disregardless of what the world thinks or does not think of my work I shall keep on to pour my spirit and psyche out over my magical keyboard onto the great white page. I have only of late set out blogging here at WordPress and plainly enjoy the experience.As of yet I haven’t gotten what I would reckon a great deal of views or remarks so I’m not sure what this wider universe of blogging remembers of my work. It is with great pride that I state my blogging most assuredly reflects my ego and disregardless of what the world thinks or does not think of my work I shall keep on to pour my spirit and psyche out over my magical keyboard onto the great white page.

]]> By: Funkygorilla http://marketinggeek.tv/Pages/2009/09/15/marketing-geek-show-78/comment-page-1/#comment-769 Funkygorilla Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:05:17 +0000 http://marketinggeek.tv/Pages/?p=417#comment-769 Hey Marketinggeeks. I have just been catching up on your podcasts and thought I could add a bit of value to the wifi discussion. As you mentioned there was a big scare re WPA being hackable in under 60 seconds. This is true however the nature of the attack is that only certain packets (ARP packets I think) can be captured and these don't really mean that there is a significant chance that there is a way to 'break into your system.' In practice in fact, this is only a theoretical hack as there is no value in capturing this data, so nobody would bother doing it. What it does mean is that although there is no immediate danger, you should be looking to WPA2 in the near future as there are no hacks for this at the moment. Hope that helps! Hey Marketinggeeks. I have just been catching up on your podcasts and thought I could add a bit of value to the wifi discussion. As you mentioned there was a big scare re WPA being hackable in under 60 seconds. This is true however the nature of the attack is that only certain packets (ARP packets I think) can be captured and these don’t really mean that there is a significant chance that there is a way to ‘break into your system.’ In practice in fact, this is only a theoretical hack as there is no value in capturing this data, so nobody would bother doing it.

What it does mean is that although there is no immediate danger, you should be looking to WPA2 in the near future as there are no hacks for this at the moment.

Hope that helps!

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