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<blockquote data-quote="dtravis7" data-source="post: 1023798" data-attributes="member: 8287">I think the WPA2 remark was because of what I said about going to sites and learning to how to hack WEP to show people how unsafe WEP is.&nbsp; I mentioned WPA and WPA2.&nbsp; Yes WPA2 is the most secure but WPA is not that much less so.Charlie Miller really bugs me BTW.&nbsp; I hope people realize he does not just walk in there off the street and in 10 seconds hack OSX or whatever.&nbsp; He works for months to figure out his hack before that contest.One of the so called OSX Hacks back a few contests ago where they went RIGHT INTO a Mac Mini, well a few important points were left out and came out later.&nbsp; The Mini was WIDE OPEN.&nbsp; Also the hacker knew the username and password.&nbsp; That is like me giving you the keys to my house and you bragging you broke in and stole my stuff.&nbsp; Another person put up a Mac Mini online set up properly and people tried for 24 hours and could not get in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dtravis7, post: 1023798, member: 8287"] I think the WPA2 remark was because of what I said about going to sites and learning to how to hack WEP to show people how unsafe WEP is. I mentioned WPA and WPA2. Yes WPA2 is the most secure but WPA is not that much less so. Charlie Miller really bugs me BTW. I hope people realize he does not just walk in there off the street and in 10 seconds hack OSX or whatever. He works for months to figure out his hack before that contest. One of the so called OSX Hacks back a few contests ago where they went RIGHT INTO a Mac Mini, well a few important points were left out and came out later. The Mini was WIDE OPEN. Also the hacker knew the username and password. That is like me giving you the keys to my house and you bragging you broke in and stole my stuff. Another person put up a Mac Mini online set up properly and people tried for 24 hours and could not get in. [/QUOTE]

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