alt Hacker NewsHi! In the case of accessing the private Enterprise SSID, was the network VLAN isolated or some other type of virtualization of the bssid?
Thanks for your work on the topic! This is quite interesting!
Hi! In the case of accessing the private Enterprise SSID, was the network VLAN isolated or some other type of virtualization of the bssid?
Thanks for your work on the topic! This is quite interesting!
When testing our own Enterprise devices, VLANs were not used. This was done to understand the impact of client isolation on its own.
For the university networks that we tested, I'd have to ask my co-author. But perhaps my other comment can further contextualize this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47172327 Summarized, I'm sure that it is possible to configure devices securely, and VLANs can play an important role in this. But doing so is more tedious and error-prone than one may initially assume, e.g., there is often no single setting to easily do so.