WiFi Security: While create a password for wifi

In Having well documented, it appeared that all means of protection (WEP, WPA, WPA2, MAC, hide the SSID) wifi was 100% secure.
After there is a classification to be done.

Better protection: WPA or WPA2 key with 63 characters (totally random)
Avoid: WEP (WEP also has abandoned wifi ) (hacks in 60 seconds under Linux)

Outside Rankings
-The case of protection is to MAC, but does not ultimately protect as many as you want. It is more cumbersome than anything else, since the hacking of such protection takes 5 minutes on Linux (apparently).
-Hide the SSID is not great either (hacking easily Linux)

Hacker key WPA or WPA2 returns to reconstitute the key, bit by bit ... work long enough, which can actually discourage potential hackers.

The difference between WPA and WPA2 is held because it lies only in the encryption key (TKIP for WPA and AES-CCMP for WPA2 (more complicated))

I recommend this site to generate a random code 63 characters (each refresh):

https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm

Otherwise it good to see how hacker and especially to defend themselves against hacking

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30278/98/

Basically, I copy my key in a text file and I place on usb key to set the other PC.

The best solution for wireless security remains a radius server, even if it is not infallible (man in the middle but not within reach of anyone ...).
There is also a free solution with free radius.

Otherwise it is true that WEP, WPA, WPA2 with PSK TKIP or is "quite easy to break with rainbow tables. the MAC address filtering is easily worked around and the absence of SSID.

Either your network does nothing important (not a corporate network, no sensitive personal data on your pc ...) and WPA2 will do.

Or you need maximum security although fallible and you choose a radius server.

With a good gateway Linux, we must stand in good time to enter the network @ home:ohyeah: