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Originally Posted by iball View Post
Damn right. We do the same here and regularly ride around scanning for unauthorized APs, which really means ANY APs.
Also, if the MAC address isn't registered then it's NOT going anywhere on the network.
It would be best if you approached your IT folks with the idea of a secured wi-fi network utilizing WPA2 and RADIUS combined with MAC address filtering beyond the AP at the switch/router.
If they babble about how unsecure wi-fi is, then they're *****s.
Mac spoofing is pretty trivial. I've been using my Zaurus' mac address all day at work today. Our net admin was busy writing up a report for our boss and my new macbook pro came in. She didn't have time to add the new address. Quick command in the terminal, and ta-da! Wifi works till she gets the new mac entered.
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