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At the time of our retreat, the main body of the enemy was some three hundred rods below the Galt House; but we could hear firing in their rear, and about this time they began to advance. I ordered the company under Captain Alburtis to fall back and retreat to the Galt House, and there form a picket line with the remainder of my force. This order was promptly and successfully executed.

The insurgents on the other side of the Arsenal were making a desperate attempt to escape from the arms of the citizens, and were being very roughly handled by the citizens. In the meantime, the two companies under Captain Botts had fortified the house he had taken possession of, and were keeping the crowd back. At the same time, the Galt House had been occupied by the citizens and kept the crowd from the Arsenal. Towards nightfall, I ordered Captain Botts and his men to withdraw to the Galt House and Fortifications, and by the time they were ready to withdraw, the crowd, having increased, attempted to rush the Arsenal. In a short time, the crowd had increased so much that we were unable to cover all the approaches to the Arsenal, and retreated to the Galt House and Fortifications, thus leaving the Arsenal in the hands of the insurgents.

Unfortunately, most people never change the key generation on their routers. They use WPS to get access to their router, and they never change the password after that. This lets the attackers know the initial password, and cracking that password opens a crack in the WPS. Fortunately, it isn't a difficult task to crack the password, but it is still a problem. Most people use WPS as an easy way to get access to the router, and then never change the password. If an attacker is using WPS to get access, cracking the initial password is the only way to crack the WPS pin.

The WPS protocol is actually a mixture of two protocols. The first protocol is the old WEP protocol. This protocol is used to get the initial password needed to create the second half of the WPS protocol. Once this is complete, the second half of the protocol is used, where the WPS pin (generated by the router) is entered and the router will create a new key. The only way to crack this is to have a copy of the initial WEP password. The network owner will change the key generation after about two weeks, so an attacker will need to know about the initial WEP password. 827ec27edc