Hacking Wireless Access Points. Cracking, Tracking, and Signal Jacking

Table of Contents

1. Wireless Technology Overview 2. Wireless Adoption 3. Blurred Edges: Fixed and Mobile Wireless Access Points 4. Hacks Against Individuals 5. WAPs in Commercial and Industrial Contexts 6. WAPs in Medical Environments 7. Hacking Wireless Access Points: Governmental Context 8. Noncivilian Government Context 9. Summary and Call to Action

Authors

Jennifer Ann Kurtz Information Assurance Affiliate Faculty, Regis University, Denver, CO, USA. Jennifer Kurtz is a technology project manager, business development consultant, educator, and writer, currently focused on information security, privacy, organizational resilience, and marketing strategy. She has held appointments at Purdue University and Ball State University and currently teaches and develops graduate courses in information assurance at Regis University. Her work in telecommunications includes leading statewide broadband infrastructure and eGovernment initiatives as Indiana's director of eCommerce, building and managing the telecommunications infrastructure for Delco Remy International, and co-authoring a 10-year strategic plan for the US Department of the Treasury. She wrote the chapter on data leakage prevention for the American Bar Association's 2011 best-selling book, The Data Breach and Encryption Handbook, in addition to other publications and information assurance blogs. Her degrees are from The American University and Anderson University.