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WEP
(redirected from Wired Equivalent Privacy)

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WEPWired Equivalent Privacy (802.11 encryption protocol)
WEPWeapon
WEPWindfall Elimination Provision (Social Security benefits)
WEPWireless Encryption Protocol (network security)
WEPWired Equivalent Protocol (wireless PC security)
WEPWork Experience Program (workfare)
WEPWest European Politics
WEPWar Emergency Power (putting the engine in overdrive for short periods during air combat)
WEPWireless Encryption Privacy
WEPWater-Extended Polyester
WEPWisconsin Electric Power
WEPWell-known Entry Point
WEPWage Earner Plan (bankruptcy)
WEPWord Error Probability
WEPWater Entry Pressure
WEPWomen Environmental Program (Burundi)
WEPWater-Extended Polymer
WEPWater Entry Point


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11 standard-based equipment, known as Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), is not strong enough to assure users' privacy or repel unauthorized users.
The solutions provide for Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) key rotation and the robust detection of rogue access points anywhere on an organization's wireless LAN.
11i, Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and WPA2 security standards.
 
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