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NetFlash: Cisco patches Aironet wireless vulnerabilities

Opinion
Jul 30, 20032 mins
Networking

Cisco has been busily patching its products lately. On the heels of the major patch of its IOS software, the company is now warning of two issues with its Aironet wireless access point. One problem would make it easier for an attacker to get user information (as if you didn’t have enough concerns about wireless LAN security). Let’s hope these vulnerabilities don’t turn into a trend; I’m having enough trouble keeping up with the Microsoft patches. Cisco patches Aironet wireless vulnerabilities http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0729ciscopatch.html?net

Cisco has been busily patching its products lately. On the heels of the major patch of its IOS software, the company is now warning of two issues with its Aironet wireless access point. One problem would make it easier for an attacker to get user information (as if you didn’t have enough concerns about wireless LAN security). Let’s hope these vulnerabilities don’t turn into a trend; I’m having enough trouble keeping up with the Microsoft patches.

Cisco patches Aironet wireless vulnerabilities

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0729ciscopatch.html?net

MCI investigating access-line dispute

After a year, MCI is trying to emerge from bankruptcy. But the company formerly known as WorldCom faces a host of angry competitors – and the recent access-line dispute is only the latest flap.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0729mciinves.html?net

Secure Computing buys content-filter company

Secure Computing Tuesday announced it has agreed to acquire Seattle-based N2H2, a maker of Web-based content-filtering products Bess and Sentian, which can be integrated with Cisco firewalls and the Cisco Content Engine.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0729seccomp.html?net

Call for entries: 2003 User Excellence Award competition

Know about a cool network project that has resulted in big savings, greater productivity or improved business capabilities? Then consider entering it in this year’s User Excellence Award competition. Nominations will be evaluated based on the business case, technology choices and core benefits. Nominations accepted through Aug. 29. The entry form is at: