full-disclosure - Cisco LEAP exploit tool...

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Message-ID: <20040416011455.O59561@mail.tacorp.net>
From: raistlin at tacorp.net (Jason Slagle)
Subject: Cisco LEAP exploit tool...

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Jeff Schreiner wrote:

> Even a perfectly tuned directional antenna would not be able to pick up that
> miniscule of a signal from 7 miles away 1/2 mile maybe with a good preamp to
> amplify the incoming signal and you'd still have to dig it out of all the
> other RF noise.

Bzzt.  Try again and thank you for playing.  Links over miles happen every
day.  I have done on several occasions a 9 mile link over lake erie - one
end is a 13.5db yagi on a 100mw card, the other end is a 12db patch or
omni on a 500mw output.  Works just fine..

Plenty of WISP's will disagree with your "1/2 mile" theory - they seem to
deploy 2.4ghz 15 miles with 22db grids.

7 miles away if the antenna is in line of site with a strong receive gain
is going to be fairly easy.

Jason

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