Presented at
ShmooCon I (2005),
Feb. 5, 2005, 3 p.m.
(60 minutes)
Wireless intrusions like rogue access points, injection and mac spoofing attack are a common way to obtain unauthorized access to corporate or hot spot networks. In this presentation, we will focus on the design and implementation "from scratch" of a WiFi IDS aimed at detecting and mitigating some security issues in wireless environments. After a quick state of the art in WiFi IDS domain, we will explain how and why we have developed our own tool, and detail a practical example of usage: rogue APs detection. A demonstration will be done during the talk.
Presenters:
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Franck Veysset
- France Telecom
Franck Veysset (franck.veysset@francetelecom.com) is a network security engineer currently working for France Telecom R&D security labs. His activities are focused on Wi-Fi security, honeypot, and more generally IP security. He has presented at numerous technical and security conferences. He is also a program chair member of different conferences (FIRST, SSTIC, JSSI...). Aside from these activities, he is member on the board of the French Information Systems and Network Security Observatory, and a member of the French chapter of the Honeynet project.
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Laurent Butti
- France Telecom
Laurent Butti is a network security engineer working for France Telecom R&D security labs. He is involved in network and system security audits, wireless technologies and IDS. He talked about wireless security in several conferences (Eurosec, Libre Software Meeting, ToorCon, FIRST ...). He is now responsible of technical security analysis of solutions designed by France Telecom Division R&D regarding wireless LAN.
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