What are you doing regarding the Reaver Hack - Wireless Security

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DataRiker Premium join:2002-05-19 00000	reply to DarkLogix Re: What are you doing regarding the Reaver Hack If you don't have a push button that would suggest you have in internal register and are not affected.
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DarkLogix Texan and Proud Premium join:2008-10-23 Baytown, TX kudos:3	Cool, thats what I was thinking it doesn't have the push button or a WPS pin anywhere on it
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planet join:2001-11-05 Oz kudos:1	If you're running a Linksys router, here's an update: »www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?···id=25154
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DarkLogix Texan and Proud Premium join:2008-10-23 Baytown, TX kudos:3	If you ment to reply to me then no I'm not using a Linksys but a real Cisco AP model number AIR-1242AG
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sabretooth join:2012-02-14 Marietta, GA	reply to DarkSithPro nm
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planet join:2001-11-05 Oz kudos:1 1 edit	Ahhh..Linksys has begun releasing FW to mitigate this vulnerability..finally..here's link to the E1500 Linksys FW update page: »homesupport.cisco.com/en-us/supp···rs/E1500 The E4200 has been released as well. Not sure which other Linky routers.
	to forum · permalink · 2012-03-01 22:47:17 ·

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