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Message-ID: <aa1b49fe0412040009264e1abe@mail.gmail.com> From: john68945 at gmail.com (question question) Subject: wireless sniffing question I have a wireless sniffing question. Lets say I have a Linksys (or whichever brand you like) wireless router with a wireless host using 128 bit WEP encryption, and a wired host connected to the same device. Obviously it is possible for the wired box to do various arp attacks on the switch to view other wired hosts traffic. But does the same apply for the wireless host? Can the wired host trick the switch on the Linksys into forwarding the wireless clients packets to him via the regular wire? Thanks.