Top-10 Alarm Types. Security Alarm Summary. Count
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1 Security Alarm Summary Time Period: Description: 10:46:51 AM This report provides a summary of alarms (Security IDS/IPS and Performance Intrusion) that exist on the network. The security summary shows if your network, company data, or company resources are vulnerable to attack. An insecure network can usually be fixed by reconfiguring some of the network equipment, by using additional software or hardware and always being in the forefront of implementing the latest security standards to provide good security for sensitive data such as employee salary data or company financial information. A closely monitored and well tuned WLAN system can achieve a higher throughput than a poorly managed one. AirMagnet ensures WLAN performance and efficiency by monitoring the WLAN and alerting the wireless administrator on early warning signs for trouble. With the comprehensive suite of security monitoring technologies, AirMagnet alerts the user on more than 120 different threat conditions. Top-10 Alarm Types AP broadcasting SSID Count AP broadcasting SSID Total Alarms: 66 Device unprotected by TKIP DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack Rogue AP by wireless media type Exposed Wireless Station detected AP using default configuration Device Probing for APs DoS: De-Auth flood attack Rogue station by wireless media type Device unprotected by TKIP DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack Rogue AP by wireless media type Exposed Wireless Station detected AP using default configuration Device Probing for APs DoS: De-Auth flood attack Rogue station by wireless media type Alarm: DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:42:59 MAC: 00:18:4D:9E:85:48 Channel:? Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:42:59
2 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:00 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:F0 Channel: 4 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:00 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:00 MAC: 00:1D:7E:CC:C3:D9 Channel: 6 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:00 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:01 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E9:10 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:01 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:55 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D0 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:53 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D1 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:02 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:06 MAC: 00:15:F9:57:93:90 Channel: 36 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:06 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:06 MAC: 00:15:F9:57:A0:20 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:06
3 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:07 MAC: 00:15:F9:57:9E:90 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:07 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:07 MAC: 00:15:F9:57:95:40 Channel: 44 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:07 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:20 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:40 Channel: 1 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:20 Alarm: DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:20 MAC: 00:A0:F8:9E:A7:29 Channel: 4 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:20 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:21 MAC: 00:11:5C:44:5E:B0 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:21 Alarm: DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:32 MAC: 00:0D:0B:4F:5E:00 Channel: 9 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:32 Alarm: Device Probing for APs Category: Security Severity: Warning First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:42 MAC: 00:13:CE:63:8B:0A Channel: 10 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:42 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:41 Channel: 1 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:20:A6:52:8F:65 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz)
4 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:40 Channel: 1 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:A0:21 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:02:78:E3:C4:0A Channel: 10 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:95:41 Channel: 44 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:A0:20 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:95:40 Channel: 44 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:17:DF:A7:EA:30 Channel: 13 (20/40,2.4GHz) AP: warlord MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D1 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D0 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz)
5 MAC: 00:1D:7E:CC:C3:D9 Channel: 6 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:1B:11:EC:5D:CB Channel: 1 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:A0:F8:9E:A7:29 Channel: 4 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:1D:7E:CC:C4:2D Channel: 6 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:0B:86:8C:FE:E8 Channel: 52 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:9E:91 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:93:91 Channel: 36 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:55 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:11:5C:44:5E:B1 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz)
6 MAC: 00:15:F9:57:9E:90 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:15:F9:57:93:90 Channel: 36 (20,5GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:54 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:11:5C:44:5E:B0 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:53 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:52 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:51 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:F1 Channel: 4 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:13:80:43:11:50 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz)
7 MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E8:F0 Channel: 4 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E9:11 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz) MAC: 00:11:5C:4D:E9:10 Channel: 7 (20,2.4GHz) Alarm: DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:53 MAC: 00:20:A6:53:8E:73 Channel: 9 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:53 Alarm: Rogue AP by wireless media type First Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:54 MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D0 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:43:54 Alarm: AP using default configuration Category: Security Severity: Warning First Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:13 MAC: 00:18:4D:9E:85:48 Channel: 3 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:13 Alarm: DoS: De-Auth flood attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:25 MAC: 00:18:4D:9E:85:48 Channel: 3 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:25 Alarm: Exposed Wireless Station detected Category: Security Severity: Warning First Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:41 MAC: 00:13:E8:92:22:95 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:41 Alarm: Rogue station by wireless media type First Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:41 MAC: 00:13:E8:92:22:95 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:41
8 Alarm: DoS: De-Auth broadcast attack First Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:53 MAC: 00:20:A6:52:8F:65 Channel: 11 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:44:53 Alarm: Rogue AP by wireless media type First Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:36 MAC: 00:17:DF:A7:EA:30 Channel: 13 (20/40,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:36 AP: warlord First Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:49 MAC: 00:14:A8:44:13:20 Channel: 9 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:49 AP: AMS First Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:49 MAC: 00:0D:0B:4F:5E:00 Channel: 9 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:49 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:52 MAC: 00:A0:F8:E9:62:EC Channel: 6 (20,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:45:52 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:08 MAC: 00:13:60:66:DE:A3 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:08 Alarm: Rogue AP by wireless media type First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:24 MAC: 00:17:DF:A6:5B:D1 Channel: 11 (20/40,2.4GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:24 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:37 MAC: 00:13:60:66:DE:A5 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:37 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:50 MAC: 00:13:60:66:DE:A0 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:50
9 First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:50 MAC: 00:13:60:66:DE:A3 Channel: 40 (20,5GHz) Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:50 Alarm: Exposed Wireless Station detected Category: Security Severity: Warning First Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:52 MAC: 00:16:6F:31:0B:0A Channel:? Last Seen: 04/24/08 10:46:52
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