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Wireless technologies covered on this wiki are mainly wifi (802.11 wireless internet) and ham radio.

Wifi

See Category:Wireless. Seriously long list.

Main rundown:

Kali wifi notes and wifi attacks
Aircrack
Widy
Scapy

Ham radio topics:

HackRF
SDR
Digital Modes

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-A list of pages on Wireless is over at the [[:Category:Wireless]] page.
+=What is on the wiki=
+Wireless technologies covered on this wiki are mainly wifi (802.11 wireless internet) and ham radio.
+==Wifi==
-WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption all encrypt '''network traffic'''. What that means is, if you have the WEP, WPA, or WPA2 passphrase, you can be on that network, and you can see all of the network traffic on that network.
+See [[:Category:Wireless]]. Seriously long list.
-HTTPS encrypts HTTP traffic. It encrypts HTTP traffic from one server to one client. The intention of HTTPS is to provide an additional layer of security on top of the Wi-Fi password. Even if someone can see all of the network traffic on the network, HTTPS network traffic will still be encrypted.
+Main rundown:
+* Kali wifi notes and wifi attacks
+* Aircrack
-=The Embarassingly Difficult Task of Connecting to Wifi in Linux=
+* Widy
+* Scapy
-==One Time==
-Assuming your wireless device is wlan0,
-<pre>
-$ wpa_supplicant -D nl80211,wext -i wlan0 -c <(wpa_passphrase "MyRouter" "MyPassword")
-</pre>
-==Permanetly==
-Or, one time. Either one.
-First, edit <code>/etc/network/interfaces</code>
-Add the wireless interface and WPA information:
-<pre>
-auto wlan0
-iface wlan0 inet dhcp
-                wpa-ssid MyRouter
-                wpa-psk  MyPassword
-</pre>
-Now close the file and execute the command:
-<pre>
-$ dhclient wlan0
-</pre>
+Ham radio topics:
+* HackRF
+* SDR
+* Digital Modes
+=Flags=
+{{WirelessFlag}}
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What is on the wiki

Wifi

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