WLANs, especially unsecured WLANs, can introduce the possibility of challenges to data authenticity and the “some hacker did it” defense. These challenges are not always unfounded. It is common for a hacker to compromise a server to provide public access to stolen software, referred to as “WAREZ,” and pornography.
Wireless networks were originally thought to be best suited for isolated situations in which users needed temporary and backup connectionsor to extend networks and provide people on the move such as doctors and nurses with connectivity.
WLANs, especially unsecured WLANs, can introduce the possibility of challenges ...