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This document discusses wireless network security and social networks. It begins by describing different types of wireless networks like personal area networks and wireless local area networks. It then notes that the weakest point of wireless networks is their vulnerability since the information is transmitted over unprotected airwaves and mobile devices can be lost or stolen. The document outlines some basic security concepts for wireless communication like privacy, authentication, integrity, availability and access control. It provides examples of security threats on social networks and public WiFi networks. It concludes by emphasizing the integration of different wireless approaches and the need for security concepts like privacy and authentication on wireless networks.
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Mobile device security presents challenges as confidential data is most vulnerable when stored on or transmitted to mobile devices. Key risks include stolen devices or information, unauthorized access to networks or applications, and virus propagation. Effective security requires securing devices, encrypting data, implementing access controls, securing wireless interfaces like Bluetooth and WLAN, and establishing perimeter defenses like VPNs. Enterprises also need centralized management of policies, configurations, and user compliance to securely support employee mobility.
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Tunneling involves allowing private network communications to be sent across a public network, such as the Internet
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- 1. IMPACTS OF WIFI SECURITY CASE STUDY OF SOCIAL NETWORKS Assit.Prof. Chirasil Chayawan Communication and Integrated Services Study Center KMUTT
- 2. Main Technologies in Wireless Proximity (Personal) area network Ad-hoc network Always connected in personal space WLAN Mobile communication: 3G or beyond WLAN and mobile communication Interconnection Decoupling from terminal and applications from the access methods
- 3. Integration of PAN, WLAN and Mobile communication Extends users connectivity Complementary and hierarchical manners Ubiquitous wireless system
- 4. What is the weakest point in Wireless? Wireless magnifies exposure vulnerability Mobile device is vulnerable to theft and lost. Transmitted over the unprotected airwaves Interoperability software: virus, hacking attacks
- 5. Wireless Vulnerability Information going across the wireless link is exposed to anyone within radio range The benefit of traditional wireline is the physical security
- 6. Mobile make it more…? Difficult to establish trust Due to connection to physically hidden access point Can service providers be trust in case of foreign networks?
- 7. System design issues Mobile constraints Desire low power consumption Minimize computation Minimize network communication By low processing capabilities By limited link capacity What mobile need? Cryptographic and other security algorithms to be simple Minimize overhead for security protocol
- 8. Basic security for communication Privacy Authentication Integrity and non-Repudiation Availability and Access Control
- 9. Privacy Confidentially The intended recipients know what was being sent but unintended parties cannot determine what was sent. Required some encryption at the sender and required some decryption at the receiver
- 10. Authentication Confirms the identity of the other party in the communication Assures that The claimed sender is the actual sender The claimed receiver is the actual receiver
- 11. Integrity and Non-repudiation Data integrity Data is transmitted from source to destination without undetected alteration Non- repudiation Prove that a received message came from a claimed sender
- 12. Availability and Access Control Ensure availability of resources for the intended users Controls access to resource
- 13. Conclusions Integration of three main wireless approaches PAN WLAN Mobile communication Security concepts Privacy Authentication Integrity and Non-repudiation Availability and Access control
- 14. How to stay safe on public WiFi Networks... Turn off all sharing Computer Network Settings: Enable the Firewall Security Browser Extensions Consider Using a Virtual Private Network Turn It Off When You're Not Using It Keep Updating the Softwares
- 15. How to stay safe on public WiFi Networks... The Risks of Social Networks
- 17. How to stay safe on public WiFi Networks... Social Networking Security Threats
- 20. Assit.Prof. Chirasil Chayawan Director Communication and Integrated Services Study Center (CISS) KMUTT chirasil.cha@kmutt.ac.th