Identify issues affecting Wi-Fi security and compare with what you can observe from the NMIT Wi-Fi network that is publicly available or where you have access to connect.
The NMIT provide their current students with access to their wi-fi connection so that they can have access to the Moodle website that holds all the online resources for each subject.
The library has a large number of computers that students can use to access Moodle if they do not have a digital device of their own such as a laptop.
However, to gain access to the library all that a person needs to do is walk in. as long as they look like a student they will not be stopped at the door.
Once a person has access to the computer room all they need to do is wait for a person to leave one of the computer’s unattended while being sighed in. This will allow the attacker to gain access to the network through someone else account information that could be recorded for later use on a device off site.
Based on the Documentation if a school is going to have devices publicly accessible the best step is to ensure that it uses User Authentication rather that device Authentication. This will ensure that only registered current students have access to tho wi-fi through those devices. However, to secure the Access points even further locking the computers behind a locked door accessed only by current student cards will record and restrict who has access to the computers.


