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Ok, let's say I've got a wireless router providing Internet access for Windows computers via wired and wireless connections. They can all access the Internet just fine. The wireless network is protected via WPA security. Cool.
Now, the computers are networked together using Windows networking and all the machines have software firewalls running (either ZoneAlarm free edition or the Windowd firewall). All the machines can access each other as desired.
Ok, if a hacker were to somehow compromise the WPA security and gain access to the wireless network, what measures can be taken to prevent them from accessing the Windows machines which are part of the Windows network?
Peace...
Now, the computers are networked together using Windows networking and all the machines have software firewalls running (either ZoneAlarm free edition or the Windowd firewall). All the machines can access each other as desired.
Ok, if a hacker were to somehow compromise the WPA security and gain access to the wireless network, what measures can be taken to prevent them from accessing the Windows machines which are part of the Windows network?
Peace...