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Originally posted by enkrypt
Interesting, on the home page, 25% of the survey say that they do it for the access. Woohoo, my IP is logged. Yeah, like I don't care. You are going to be able to do little with chained proxy ips. Months of subeanas for anyone interested.
Then explain to me what all of this is about.
Mr. Rabbit. I am interested how you would possibly be able to find my location, if I simply download let's say, AOL's 7.0 set up file, and be disconnected in 30 minutes. Fat bandwidth is wanted so I don't spend an eternity downloading files.
What makes it be able to find my location?
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enkypt,
The survey on the home page may show 25% say they do it for the access, but if you stay around here for very long, you will find that a fair number are interested more in keeping people out. We're the ones who are diametrically opposed to that 25%.
So that is at least what part of it is about. NS is also a good tool for locating rogue APs on networks. So that too is part of what his is about.
As for finding your location: You might be as very good with a computers and your claim of the "chained proxy ips", yet it would appear that you know little of radiolocation, or you wouldn't even consider operating illegally from home. Thirty minutes would be more than ample to find you.
And I have to ask: If you are as good as you claim, why in God's name would you even consider downloading AOL's setup files? Or is that just a bad example?