WKG - Wireless Key Generator

GovCon · 08-18-2004

Just an interesting doohickey

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So you've bought yourself a nice 802.11b card and either a base-station or a router, and you've got it all hooked up and working, and you've even gone as far as enabling WEP so that those dodgy geezers with their Laptops and their Pocket PCs can't sneak onto your network. You're all fired up and secure, right? Wrong. Download WKG for more information on why, and also get yourself a sexy little 64/128/256-BIT random/dictionary-based key generator. All completely free.

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Serviceman · 08-18-2004

WinXP SP2 has its own generator.

GovCon · 08-19-2004

It also has the ability to screw up your computer and network while rendering hundreds of applications useless but you don’t here them boasting about that.

kd7lxl · 08-19-2004

Yes, it can... for some. I know how to turn the bundled firewall off though.

King_Ice_Flash · 08-19-2004

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Originally Posted by kd7lxl

Yes, it can... for some. I know how to turn the bundled firewall off though.

It causes more problems than just the firewall. The memory management has caused many (poorly written) applications to crash.

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GovCon Behind You Join Date: May 2004 Location: Eire Posts: 67	It also has the ability to screw up your computer and network while rendering hundreds of applications useless but you don’t here them boasting about that. __________________ For long you live and high you fly, For smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry. And all you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be.

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08-18-2004	#2 (permalink)
Serviceman Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 17	WinXP SP2 has its own generator.

08-19-2004	#4 (permalink)
kd7lxl Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 2	Yes, it can... for some. I know how to turn the bundled firewall off though.