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My friend gave me a SoHoWare Netblaster NCP600 wireless access point. It was free, so I hate to complain, but it seems overly plug-and-play, in that by default it shares your entire network and net connection unencrypted and unpassworded. All I had to do was double click the connection, and I was on.
There's software to change it, but it only seems to work if you're using their brand of wireless card. And I'm not. There's rumor of a firmware upgrade that enables 128 WEP, but I can't find it anywhere.
Does anyone have any good news for me, or is this security nightmare permanent?
There's software to change it, but it only seems to work if you're using their brand of wireless card. And I'm not. There's rumor of a firmware upgrade that enables 128 WEP, but I can't find it anywhere.
Does anyone have any good news for me, or is this security nightmare permanent?