When addressing various physical home security issues, I came to the realization that if a trained team of attackers equipped with body armor and night vision broke into my home, the issue escalated beyond anything I could sensibly prepare for.
The article reminded me of that. If someone attacks my home wifi with network sniffing hardware, sophisticated password guessing tools, hours of planning and execution, etc then, well, the issue escalated beyond anything I could sensibly prepare for.
I realize these computing tools are easy to come by and not terribly hard to use. Ditto body armor, night vision, and combat training. And if someone is inclined to apply them against my pathetic existence, I'm screwed. Planning for such events is pretty pointless, I have other things to do.
The article reminded me of that. If someone attacks my home wifi with network sniffing hardware, sophisticated password guessing tools, hours of planning and execution, etc then, well, the issue escalated beyond anything I could sensibly prepare for.
I realize these computing tools are easy to come by and not terribly hard to use. Ditto body armor, night vision, and combat training. And if someone is inclined to apply them against my pathetic existence, I'm screwed. Planning for such events is pretty pointless, I have other things to do.