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October 11th, 2006, 01:04 AM
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I understand that having a wireless router is leaving an opening in my network but that can't really be avoided due to the inherent insecurity of the medium. I was assuming that if somebody connected to my network they would most likely be trying to use my internet as well, hence the firewall/ids in between the router and the modem. However I do see your point in that this does not prevent them from safely targeting local machines and using a different nic/seperate internet connection. So how about this:
[DSL] --> [IPcop/Snort] --> [Wireless Router] --> [PC1]/[PC2]/[PC3]/[IDS]
In this scenario I am filtering traffic at the source as well as actively scanning for intrusions, then once inside the wireless network I have my workstations and a seperate IDS box for scanning inside the local wireless network. Am I missing anything?
Also, somebody mentioned using a VPN? I've never set one up but I may as well give it a try.
Thanks for being patient.
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