they could do this or worse
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HAHA! That is AWESOME! I want to do that to just the normal users on my network. See what they say
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hmmm thinking of making new friends at my college hehe... wouldn't it be fun to screw around with the server a bit?
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heh im pretty sure you found that on Digg...I read it - some great stuff
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hohooh.. beautiful
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that is awesome... that'll teach the wifi stealers... I bet most people will think they got a virus on their machine! haha
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The question is, why didn't that dingbat have his wireless encrypted in the first place?
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He's obviously running it through a linux box firewall anyway. And given what he's showing on that page, his knowledge of network security is way higher than most people on this forum.
For one thing, he completely separated his traffic from the "free" traffic using the linux box and creating separate networks and subnets. He's got no security risk there.
So he decided to have a lot of fun with people who want to use his "free" internet. -
I would like to do somthing like this at work....but the issues and complaining would make it not worth the hassel.
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I can write-off my ISP bill, so I don't spend anytime worrying about free surfers. I think we are 2 years away from 'free' WIFI anyway.
If someone was eating my bandwidth, I would then mind, but I'm not seeing that yet. -
haha thats great, i will have to do that sometime
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OMG...haha...that guy sure is very clever...
Why you shouldn't steal wifi (OT-ish)
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by drumfu, Jul 29, 2006.