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G-WISP · 02-23-2006

If your running a Samba, You can setup client and server SSL certificates, While that helps in a normal wireless connection, it dont work with open zones.
Maybe some one would write a Mac to mac encoder to make things work, but with mac hacking this wouldnt really go far. With that said there are programmes out there that monitor Mac hackers and alert you to the change or tamper. its called 'HotspotDK'
If your running VPN then compression server and client software will help.

02-23-2006	#23 (permalink)
G-WISP Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gloucester UK Posts: 6	If your running a Samba, You can setup client and server SSL certificates, While that helps in a normal wireless connection, it dont work with open zones. Maybe some one would write a Mac to mac encoder to make things work, but with mac hacking this wouldnt really go far. With that said there are programmes out there that monitor Mac hackers and alert you to the change or tamper. its called 'HotspotDK' If your running VPN then compression server and client software will help.