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Disclaimers: I would never get bored and distracted in class, and I would never fire up a sniffer just to see what’s comin’ over the radio waves.

But if I did both of those things today, here are some of the things my colleagues might have been up to:

• Facebook (of course)
• Meebo (I’d never heard of it; looks like something that integrates various IM protocols)
• A World of Warcraft update
• Spring Training MLB scores
• A bunch of NFL stories
• Weather
• Spgc3.aftershocksf.com (a Mafia game available as an iPhone app)
• Various personal emails (university, Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail)
• Twitter
• News feeds
• Music downloads (hmm. No headphones visible…)
• A bodybuilding forum (eww.)
• Windows Update (yay!)
• Blogging on Stacksm- oh wait.

Well, that was mildly fun.  Or would have been, if I did it.

sherri at philosecurity posts excerpts from a SANS class by Josh Wright on Wireless Ethical Hacking: “Rogue Wireless Gets Sneakier.”

Bad.  Ass.  I also particularly love the wireless port knocking idea.  It puts the “door” into a network backdoor, making it so a Bad Guy’s rogue AP is only active when he wants access.  How would you detect that?  Dogs?  Bees?  Dogs with bees in their mouths?