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07-26-2004
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Everett,WA
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interesting ssids i have seen
Stoplookingatmyssid back front IEEE802.11 fuckMS gotWiFI more when i go through my logs......
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07-27-2004
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Interesting. I doubt it was a honeypot though. It was in a residential area out in the country.
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07-27-2004
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07-28-2004
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Did you do the math?
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Villa Straylight
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For a look at some of the bigger convictions, take a look at the WiFi Hacking = goto Jail thread. In additon to those crime listed, in some jurisdictions (notably some counties in Illinois) the SA (or DA) is charging the attackers with Theft of Services.
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Thorn "Read Altas Shrugged. Compare it to today. Repeat as necessary" Last edited by Thorn : 07-28-2004 at 06:26 AM. |
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Syracuse, NY
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In the Syracuse NY area:
IDI01 tailwagger Blackthorne <---!! somebody has a fan....  Dingle <--- Berry? w1r3l355 Yankees_Suck stumbleRocker foghorn Oscar bigbird cookiemonster <--note to self: *find out what business likes sesame street* Smelly Kokopelli stumbleonthis wireless4beastman poswireless 0CP2REDS0X GymnastsRule d0llartree1nc There are tons of vanilla type names in my area(phone #s, addresses, real names, defaults etc etc)..........
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 Just running around town with the alinco dj-580t, yaesu vx-7r and an orinoco gold....my airwaves!!!
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Houston
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Those SSID's that have people's address's listed etc.. you almost get tempted to type up a letter on your printer then handling the paper with gloves, followed by using a self sealing envelope and stamp to send it. the letter would tell em that an entity has discovered your wireless network and they need to exercise some security. Never done this to any of the ones I have found but the thought of it was quite amusing.
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Against the run of the mill, static as it seems We break the surface tension with our wild kinetic dreams Curves and lines -- of grand designs... Tonight's movie "Soylent Green" has been brought to you by our sponsor - Waste Management My mind is like a Steel trap - Rusty and Illegal in most states |
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: May 2004
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My local CompUSA has an AP called "PC Load Letter".
Most of the ssid's i run into are default like linksys, netgear, or default. It really irks me that most businesses dont care enough about there customer info, and leave there wireless networks wide open. |
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Houston
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I did get away with war-walking once at a business in Houston.. a friend of mine was one of the network admins and I met him for lunch, as he and I were riding the elevator up to his office I had stumbler going and got 4-5 AP's. i told em he had wireless, he denied it, but when we got to his office, I showed him the MAC's, he did an ARP cache lookup from the routers and found 1 of them.. the others we went to the floors I detected em on and we narrowed it down to 2 offices.. seems these people had used the USB wifi adapters. I found out later that those who had installed wifi were terminated for security reasons. my friend has gone out and got a nice Ipaq with the sleave and the gold card.. plus he has read alot of stuff about detection now... Point is that alot of admins do not know too much about wifi and how easy it is to set up. I know of a datacenter that has 5 3com AP's in it.. all are secure, but they are still broadcasting. Their CTO swears its not theirs... but I have done directional yagi detection on their building.. and its coming from their building. The CTO has 3-4 network engineers that have in the past done things that would make you question their talents
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Against the run of the mill, static as it seems We break the surface tension with our wild kinetic dreams Curves and lines -- of grand designs... Tonight's movie "Soylent Green" has been brought to you by our sponsor - Waste Management My mind is like a Steel trap - Rusty and Illegal in most states |
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Here's some SSIDs I've found in Kansas City, MO. Linksys definately has the market out here followed by 2WIRE
FBI ACCESS 286 SPICE NewNaberhood Scotland jazyman GroundZero daBorg rumplestilskin Dobies/WiDick WiFi Portal-O-Pleasure the_method YoMaMa HARDHAT EAST Ethernet at THE MCLEOD LAW FIRM <---I think I know where this AP is...hmm iPimpWanG hostile Hexlab clevermonkey LazyBoys OgreTech |
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07-28-2004
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Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 2
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I have found a couple...
StayOutOrDie trytohackme pulaid (dialup backwards) Unimatrix-One The AP i am using for my home network (strangely, its just for file sharing in my house) is a Linksys... seems to be the most popular. BTW - My router is called LCARSStorageNet |
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