They are. Unless you are not in local network, you can't exploit that things. To break into local network, even through WiFi you have to get a physical access to the hardware.
All that "management" crap use regular network adapters for connection and does not have any dedicated transievers to work around. Since you control your local network, there are no way for third-party to get to that "management".
They are. Unless you are not in local network, you can't exploit that things. To break into local network, even through WiFi you have to get a physical access to the hardware.
All that "management" crap use regular network adapters for connection and does not have any dedicated transievers to work around. Since you control your local network, there are no way for third-party to get to that "management".