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08-24-2017 07:08 AM
08-24-2017 07:08 AM
rogue access point "false positives" with Motorola cell phones?
Hey there,
I'm hunting down rogue access points on my network. I have noticed something strange: Quite a few of the rogue AP warnings from HP MSM 765 controller team are directed a Mac addresses belonging to different Motorola mobile phones.
When checking them, their hotspot/tethering features are disabled. They are connected to the MSM themselves, so shouldn't be able to open up a rogue AP at the same time anyway.
Has anyone experienced anything like this? Is Motorola doing funny stuff here?
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