WIRELESS LAN SECURITY ATTACKS AND CCM PROTOCOL WITH SOME BEST PRACTICES IN DEPLOYMENT OF SERVICES
Abhijit S. Bodhe, Mayur Masuti, Sres Coe · 2016
Wireless local area Networks (WLANs) are unit cost effective and fascinating gateways to mobile computing which allows computers or laptops to be mobile and cable less including communicate with speeds near the speeds of wired LANs. These options came with high-ticket worth to pay in areas of security of the network. This paper identifies and summarizes these security considerations and their solutions, the paper overviews each physical and logical WLANs security issues followed by a review of the most technologies would not to overcome those. The paper also addresses logical security attacks like man in- the-middle attack(MIM) and Denial of Service(DoS) attacks furthermore as physical security attacks like rouge APs. Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) was the primary logical answer to secure WLANs. However, WEP suffered several issues that were partly resolved by IEEE802.1x protocols. Towards perfection in securing our personal WLANs, IEEE802.11i emerged as a replacement waterproof layer normal that for good fixes most of the safety issues found in WEP and alternative temporary WLANs security solutions. This paper discusses the safety threats and risks related to wireless networks. With some best practices in company readying for WLAN