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	<Header>
		<title>Wireless Utilities</title>
		<description>
			<h1>Wireless Network Utilities</h1>
			<p>This page contains links to programs associated with Wireless networks</p>
		<note>Created 20 April 2005</note></description>
	</Header>
	<AppList>
		
		
	<App>
			<AppName>WEP/WPA Key Generator</AppName>
			<AppUrl>http://www.soroban.co.uk/wepkeygen.htm</AppUrl>
			<description>
				<p>This is a program that I wrote to generate a random encryption key. It is designed to foil "dictionary based" attacks where an attacker will search for words. The encryption key is a random number - well as random as software can make it! There will be arguments about whether anything that Microsoft produce is in fact truly random. It is good enough for me, and I hope you too!</p>
			<note>New program: 20 April 2005</note></description>
			<ContName>John Steele</ContName>
			<ContEname>gxcc.techsupport</ContEname>
			<ContEdomain>soroban.co.uk</ContEdomain>
		</App><App>
			<AppName>Gibson Research WPA Key Generator</AppName>
			<AppUrl>https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm</AppUrl>
			<description>
				<p>This is an on-line WPA key generator that generates a cryptographically strong (that is random) key from one of the Internet security gurus.</p>
			<note>Entry added 28 Dec 2006.</note></description>
			<ContName>John Steele</ContName>
			<ContEname>gxcc.techsupport</ContEname>
			<ContEdomain>soroban.co.uk</ContEdomain>
		</App><App>
									<AppName>Net Stumbler</AppName>
									<AppUrl>http://www.netstumbler.com/</AppUrl>
									<description>
										<p>Netstumbler is THE DEFINITIVE monitoring tool for wireless networks.</p><p>The program will monitor your neighbourhood for other wireless networks. It could be used to gather information to enable you to "borrow" your neighbours unprotected network - but you wouldn't dream of doing that, would you?</p>
									<p>The real use of the program for our purposes is to detect other networks so that you can configure your wireless network to avoid mutual interference.</p><note>New link: 22 June 2008</note></description>
									<ContName>John Steele</ContName>
									<ContEname>gxcc.techsupport</ContEname>
									<ContEdomain>soroban.co.uk</ContEdomain>
								</App></AppList>
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