Wireless Invasion - What To Do?

superscaper

HugoSP wrote: »

WRONG!

They have access to specialists who get involved in this area.

These specialists in fact: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/112514/fatal-flaws-in-operation-ore-the-full-story.html

I'm filled with such enormous confidence

HugoSP

superscaper wrote: »

These specialists in fact: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/112514/fatal-flaws-in-operation-ore-the-full-story.html

I'm filled with such enormous confidence

Oh, OK then......

sco0ter

Or make him completely Sh*t himself by changing your SSID to
HISREG_YOURNICKED

Then watch his face when he drives into your street to log on

JOel_2

payless wrote: »

obviously this will need log on details, so traceable, but funny how one of the biggest BB providers are actually promoting " piggy backing" someones wireless connection

https://www.beta.bt.com/apps/openwifi/

Fon is slightly different, it actually works as 2 SSID's, one for your use, and one for the public side. They are separated and the public side cannot connect to the private side. Fon users have to enter their user ID and password to logon to a Fon network, and thus as such there is complete traceability of what that user is / has been doing, and if you live in a popular area, it can be a nice little earner .

On the subject of the OP, I'd get WPA on your access point, change your passwords for the router, and any other passwords that you might have recieved / entered into unsecured sites. If he's out there during the day, nothing to say he's not outside later on when your using the wireless yourself.

Joel

unrich

amandada wrote: »

wish people WOULD lock up their cats-I'm fed up them SHARING the contents of their bowels with my lawn!

That's not sharing that's a gift and a cat's way of showing what they think of you and your lawn.