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|    Marian to Andy Burns    |
|    Re: How to test if your access point BSS    |
|    10 Dec 25 14:35:10    |
      XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.internet.wireless       From: marianjones@helpfulpeople.com              Andy Burns wrote:       >> The Access Point has moved and that could be for all kinds of       >> reasons.       >       > Some access points are inside trains/buses/planes/ships/cars              Hi Andy,              Some access points are mobile hotspots (hell, some phones are set up as a       mobile hotspot), but the main claim the security professionals are making       is that Apple's WPS does two things that nobody else's WPS seems to do.        a. It makes *billions* of BSSID:location pairs available to all, and,        b. It makes the query of those billions of locations available to all.              It's hard for me to understand the "logic" from Chris & Frank that a BSSID       is "just a number", just as they would claim that a "white pill" is just a       pill.              What they can't comprehend is that the pill that is penicillin, is more       than just a pill as if you understood the combination, it does something.              To them, a BSSID paired with a location is the same everywhere in the       world. They can't fathom that it's more than just a simple white pill.              Is there ANYONE out there on this newsgroup who understand this concept?       Do you?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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