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+Episode: 554
+Title: HPR0554: Wireless
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0554/hpr0554.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 22:56:59
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+Welcome to Hack of Public Radio, my name is Soak, and this is going to be a really quick
+episode. A bit of our ground, my parents were visiting, so we decided to set up the wireless
+instead of having them to invite them into the really messy computer and where we actually
+pretty much hidden anything we didn't want them to see. Well, basically any boxes, books,
+anything like that, just chucked in the room, figured, bring a laptop out, connect to
+the wireless, boom, bobs your uncle. Actually, here's, but that's another story. So, I wanted
+to put encryption on the wireless. Now, I've got no Lynxys, it's Lynxys B only wireless,
+at a 2.11b or whatever the wireless format is I forget now. There's a B, not a G, not
+a D or whatever. Anyway, it's a B, it's an old one, it's a B-E-F-W-1-1-S-4, I believe
+it's the, excuse me, I believe it's the model number, failure or failing half, I'm
+hate it actually because if I have wireless on, it, it, it, it, memory leak or something
+it dies after a day or two, you have to reset the damn thing. Oddly enough, we had a wireless
+Lynxys at work, we had exactly the same issue with, so one of the guys that actually said
+there's an issue with Lynxys how they don't give very much memory for wireless, this
+is what happens. But anyway, so, I went through, enabled security and I have three choices
+with WEP, well okay, we know how easy that is to break. And WPA, just one, not two, pre-share
+key or radius. Now, my understanding is that pre-shared key, if you put a group renewal
+of 10 minutes, it makes it uncrackable, as long as you have a simple, I'm sorry, as long
+as you don't have a simple password, if you have a strong enough password, yes there
+are ways to break it, but the force, brute force, each separate letter. And if you have
+more than like, come on, what are 16 codes in the password or something, as long as you
+have any other 64 or whatever, the big number, basically the maximum you can have, then
+it doesn't let you brute force it in time. And then because you've got the group renewal
+every 10 minutes, it takes like 15 minutes to crack it, so every 10 minutes boom, new
+key, and it gets around it. I don't know how to do that is, but I need security now,
+set it, but so, you know, your mileage may vary. So anyway, I set up a big, long WPA-shared
+key, it was 64 characters, not ask your anything, just upcase lowercase numbers, sorry, that
+is asking, not hex, I mean. So we did all that, took my laptop out, which is running,
+went to whatever the current one is, Lucid, isn't it? Running Lucid, and I set it up and
+can connect, absolutely fine. Now Mrs. Zoke went and tried to connect with her netbook,
+triply, and through windows, and it said, no, that's wrong, your password is the wrong
+size. And I was a bit confused, because we put it on a flash drive for the password,
+so you can just cut and paste, no, typos. And it said that I'd set up a 64 character password,
+sorry, it didn't say that I had set up a 64 character password, but it said it had to be a 63
+character ASCII or 64 character hex. And this meant she could not connect, now this is running,
+windows XP on her triply. Now this is a bit weird, I really haven't gone into looking a huge
+amount more, my business has been here, I've been a little busy. But I'm asking you a favor for
+all the listeners, hecka public radio, both of you. I mean, all of you, what I would like you to do
+is if you can try this, try this, now you're going to need windows machines. A little rusty on
+exactly how VMware or VirtualBox or similar would work, but it's got to hook off the wireless
+adapter that you have in the car running on the primary operating system, so I don't think of
+VMware or a VirtualBox machine would work potentially. I'm not sure how that's going to work,
+but it may not, because it may connect through your main offerings, with that's Linux,
+then you're not going to be able to get through this. But I want you to try,
+select a 64-character, upcase locate number, so ASCII-based password, and then see if you can connect
+to the wireless, well first of all, let's see if it will let you do that. Secondly, see if you can
+connect to it with a Windows PC, and then see if you can connect to it via Linux PC. If anyone's
+going to Mac, please try a Mac and see if that will connect. Like I said, this is the one router,
+one machine, one operating system, I couldn't do it on, but the error message I'm thinking is a
+general XP message, and I'm assuming, again, assumption, mother of all, ups, so I'm assuming they
+haven't really changed this, but try it and see what's going on, because it's a bit weird, but
+if this is the case, you can put a 64-character ASCII password in, you can log out Windows
+machines, which is kind of funny, and possibly Mac as well, depending on how they handle it,
+which is really kind of weird, so go and try it and see what's going on,
+and well let me know, put comments under the hack, public radio, go to Zodolog, send me feedback,
+or all the blurb I'm about to say in my standard spiel output, but go and try it and let me know
+what you find. Thank you for listening, if you want to give me any feedback, you can go to
+zoke.org, that's x-ray oscarciloeco.oscaromio.gov, you can send me feedback through there,
+or you can email me at zoxoroatgmail.com, that's x-ray oscarciloecocieraoscaromiouniform at gmail.com.
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