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Word offers a wide variety of font formatting You can change the font used, the font size, the character properties (such as bold, italic, or strikethrough), the horizontal spacing (or kerning), and the vertical spacing (creating superscript and subscript letters) If you find yourself changing the font formatting for all the text in your documents, you should probably change the default font, the font in which Word starts most documents See the sidebar Change the Standard Font in Your Documents in 2 You can apply font formatting to as little as one character or as much as a whole document And you can do it several ways To apply font formatting to a word, you don t need to select it just click to place the insertion point in it Word figures that you want to format the whole word If you want to format just part of a word, select only that part, and then apply the formatting

in the request A Probe Request with a null SSID likely indicates a network name of ANY con gured for the card Probe Responses Probe Responses are sent in response to a Probe Request The Probe Request can either have a blank SSID or the SSID of the network the client wishes to connect to Association and Reassociation Requests These requests are made by the client when joining or rejoining the network Reassociation requests are meant to support wireless clients roaming from access point to access point within the same ESS (Extended Service Set), but they can also be issued if the clients wander out of a given AP s range and then back into range If the network you are monitoring has blocked the Broadcast Probe Responses or removed the SSID from beacon frames, you may need to wait until a client tries to reassociate to obtain the SSID You can help this process along with the essid_jack tool from the Air-Jack toolkit (http://sourceforgenet/projects/airjack/) essid_jack will send a deauthentication frame to the broadcast address that is spoofed to look like it s coming from the access point This kicks off all the active clients for the given channel and causes them to try and reconnect to the WLAN The client Probe Requests and AP Responses will contain the hidden SSID To use essid_jack, supply the BSSID address and channel of the wireless network you are trying to enumerate By default, it will send the packet to the broadcast address affecting all active clients, but you can specify a single client MAC to target with the d switch, as shown here:

[root@localhost tools]# /essid_jack b 00:40:96:54:1c:0b d 00:02:2D:07:E2:E1 -c 11 -i aj0 Got it, the essid is (escape characters are c style): sigma

When you start formatting your documents, you ll probably want to change font, change font size, and apply and remove bold, italic, and underline This section shows you how to use these common font formats The following section shows you how to use less common font formatting, from font color to special effects like engraving You can apply these common font formats from the Mini Toolbar, from the Ribbon s Home tab, or from the Font dialog box To open the Font dialog box, use any of these methods:

Although not defined in the 80211 specification, MAC-level access controls have been implemented by most vendors to help beef up the inherently insecure nature of 80211 When using MAC access control, the admin will define a list of approved client MAC addresses that are allowed to connect to the access point Although this may be feasible on small networks, it does require the administrator to track the MAC addresses of all wireless clients and can become a burden in larger installations Besides the administrative overhead, the MAC address does not provide a good security mechanism because it is both easily observable and reproducible Any of the station MACs can be observed with a wireless sniffer, and the attacker s MAC address can be changed easily in most cases Therefore, the attacker simply needs to monitor the network, note the clients that are connecting successfully to the access point, and then change their MAC address to match one of the working clients As you can see in Figure 8-11, AiroPeek can show you the discovered MAC addresses

Your first move in applying font formatting is to find a suitable font or more than one Most design gurus recommend that you use either one font for an entire document or one font for the body text and another for the headings These recommendations are for business documents and other formal documents; if you re creating an informal document, such as an invitation to a children s party, you may choose to go wild

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