Wireless Security: Where WEP Went Wrong By Larry Loeb October 24, 2005 In this first part of a series on wireless networking security, Larry Loeb looks at the Wireless Equivalent Privacy standard originally used in Wi-Fi (and still largely in use), and why it isn't as secure as it should be.

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