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Obtaining a password

Discussion in 'Non-Emulation Help' started by Lephantome92, Oct 9, 2010.

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  1. LuckyTrouble77

    LuckyTrouble77 Well-Known Member

    They aren't. Nintendo had to pull them due to harsh overheating issues. I don't think any ever actually caught on fire, but it certainly seemed like a risk with how hot those got. They also weren't the bet for sending out a wi-fi signal. You are far better off with an actual wireless router.
     
    LuckyTrouble77, Jan 4, 2011
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  2. Lephantome92

    Lephantome92 Well-Known Member

    Grr so there's no practical way I can get WiFi on my DS at home :( That saddens me. Greatly.
     
    Lephantome92, Jan 4, 2011
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  3. TirithRR

    TirithRR Well-Known Member

    Blame Nintendo for not supporting modern wireless setups.
     
    TirithRR, Jan 5, 2011
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  4. lewis9191

    lewis9191 Well-Known Member

    Why is a WEP key such bad security ?
     
    lewis9191, Jan 5, 2011
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  5. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    the encryption algorithm is flawed and extremely easy to brute force. I broke a 128bit wep key in under 5 minutes in a lab attack, my tutor did it in about 40 seconds.
     
    Loonylion, Jan 5, 2011
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  6. Lephantome92

    Lephantome92 Well-Known Member

    How long does it take for the WiFi adapter to be ready to cook an egg? If it's like more than an hour, I caould see if one of my friends still knows where his is (And, if I guess right, the software), since I think he has WEP, so her can use that.
     
    Lephantome92, Jan 5, 2011
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  7. Lephantome92

    Lephantome92 Well-Known Member

    Well, Google didn't tell me how long I had ta wait for the thing ta preheat for cooking, but I found that I can download the most recent software, so if he has it, I can see if I can borrow it, if it's a good idea
     
    Lephantome92, Jan 7, 2011
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