Telcoms in Broadway Cafe

This gives clue to available products or technologies that assist security features of the wireless network

Keeping records of old threats and pending vulnerable system that permits access (this could be viruses , worms , etc

Upholding Ethical Issues with Wireless Network

Firstly here is strict adherence to the cafy rules and regulations guiding the users ' rights and privileges to access the World Wide Web Next is the understanding that wireless network is not a replacement for the wired Ethernet WAN or LAN . There should be restricted browsing hours to secure access

information from hackers . The longing of an opened website provides ample time to unauthorized users from gaining entrance (hacking . The users should avoid downloading large s over wireless connection . Pictures or audio that are 50kbps or more are not advisable to be streamed over the wireless connection . Users should not use a default configuration , or unidentified encryption , to ensure the use of M .A .C filtering (if available , turn off the system DHCP to prevent unauthorized generation of IP on an unrecognized WLAN (Jamieson , et al 2002 . To access a WLAN , written permission in that regard is the ethical guide required , without which due legal proceeding shall be taken against defaulters . Users of a WLAN within cafy or locality must stay within the provision range . Though it is quite uneasy to find defaulters of these ethical issues in their closet , this poses another ethical concern to the world of wireless network . The ethical issues on wireless are unending one

References

Jamieson , Shaun . The Ethics and Legality of Port Scanning . SANS . 22

October 2002 http /rr .san .org /audit /ethics .php

http /ethics .csc .nsu .edu /risks /security /wireless /study .php

Dismukes , Trey . Wireless Security Black . Ars Technica . 30 September

2002 . Web site at http /arstechnia .com /paedia /w /wireless /security-1...