Hack Proofing Your Wireless Network takes a look at strategies to maintain wireless LAN - which is based on Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11a as well as WiFi - against the arrest signal and other typical attacks with their wireless nature. Unfortunately, there are also a lot of background information on WiFi (as well as on security principles in general), and this is related to wireless network security is only tangential. There is also a fair bit of information about the security characteristics of several best-selling wireless networking products. In the section on choosing WiFi access points, the author gives a very explicit list of requirements (the ability to disable service set identifier broadcasts, 128-bit Wired Equivalent Protocol - WEP - and so on), and a list of at least three real products (by make and model) that in accordance with specifications. However, this book is one of the first in security for wireless networks, and provides a lot of good information to the network administrator like the Wall. - David Topics covered: special security characteristics of wireless networks (particularly including, but not limited to, operating under the IEEE 802.11) and several procedures that are recommended for the administrators of the network.