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Chris · 08-06-2002

I just wanted to post in here and thank www.netstumbler.com for helping to make this year's DefCon WarDrive a success. The prizes were appreciated (both by the DefCon staff and those that received them) and lending the Netstumbler name to the contest was great.

I will be sending bks the entire data (over 1800 unique AP's found in Vegas) in the next couple of days after I have had a chance to consolidate the files.

Pete Shipley and I have already started planning next years contest. Blackwave, EMP, and Freckles will be joining the fray again as well.
We want this contest to grow, and in order to do that, we can't just have a 2 hour find all the AP's drive. It has to be a constantly growing and evolving entity. I feel that having 12 months to prepare as opposed to about 6 weeks will help with that.

Again,
thanks for the support.

Chris
chris@defcon.org

08-06-2002	#1 (permalink)
Chris Bad as Can Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1,141	Thanks Netstumbler.com I just wanted to post in here and thank www.netstumbler.com for helping to make this year's DefCon WarDrive a success. The prizes were appreciated (both by the DefCon staff and those that received them) and lending the Netstumbler name to the contest was great. I will be sending bks the entire data (over 1800 unique AP's found in Vegas) in the next couple of days after I have had a chance to consolidate the files. Pete Shipley and I have already started planning next years contest. Blackwave, EMP, and Freckles will be joining the fray again as well. We want this contest to grow, and in order to do that, we can't just have a 2 hour find all the AP's drive. It has to be a constantly growing and evolving entity. I feel that having 12 months to prepare as opposed to about 6 weeks will help with that. Again, thanks for the support. Chris chris@defcon.org __________________ perl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'