took my first wardrive tonight, dell latitude c810 and a dell 1150 card.
noticed the local bestbuy's has an open wap.
is the usual? anyone got the details on it?
I think there was a guy in Canada that thought the same thing not too long ago, something to do with a laptop and the lack of sufficient clothing from the waist down...anyway...Originally posted by Veeb0rg
.....as i work 10 hours a night in my car and the 'net would be a nice thing to have.
Originally posted by G8tK33per
I think there was a guy in Canada that thought the same thing not too long ago, something to do with a laptop and the lack of sufficient clothing from the waist down...anyway...
..as far as Best Buy goes, not sure if the AP's are for wifi demo purposes or in house use. If they are connected similarly as some of their machines I've played with, the only 'internet' per se, is access to their own website. May have just been the machines I left interesting scrolling screen savers on...not sure though.
Originally posted by G8tK33per
May have just been the machines I left interesting scrolling screen savers on...not sure though.
Originally posted by G8tK33per
..as far as Best Buy goes, not sure if the AP's are for wifi demo purposes or in house use. If they are connected similarly as some of their machines I've played with, the only 'internet' per se, is access to their own website...
Originally posted by King_Ice_Flash
... They didn't use these for the cash registers. ...
Originally posted by King_Ice_Flash
Yah, he said that they had a problem with wep and the scanners, but they shouldn't have anything else on the network then, but they would have to because the scanners have to communicate with something.
Originally posted by King_Ice_Flash
I asked a best buy employee that set up one of the local best buys. He says that the managers told him to set it that way. It was easier to set up the network without WEP. All they did was disable the SSID. They use these APs for the bar code scanners and the PCs around the store. They didn't use these for the cash registers. When I asked him if he knew that it was insecure, he said "Yah, I know, they are a bunch of *censored* tards. And if you want to know why there are so many insecure APs that customers own, you know why."
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