Wardriving: August 2004 Archives

Getting sorta crazy

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Did some more warbiking tonight, needed to get some stress out. Yay to stress on vacations :)

Images were outdated, redoing spring 2007

More Warbiking

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More and More warbiking, this time resulting in more of Dieppe being added, as well as more of upper Moncton.

Images outdated, will redo spring 2007

I'm thinking of leaving a calling card at all the places I identify offering my services in locking down their shit (for free of course).

Wireless security

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See, the reason I find wardriving/warbiking so damn funny is that its utterly simple to secure a wifi network. WEP is _NOT_ secure in any way/shape/form. If I can grab a few million packets (not very hard being that wifi locations dont move and you can usually find a nice place to sit outside for a 1/2 hour or so). WEP is a joke, and anybody that actually uses that in a corporate enviroment as a 1st line of defense.. damn, smoke another one.

802.11i should be fun, been watching it for the past few months, looks fun.

Dude

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Ok, so I know this area with a Ton more networks, except I didn't go biking tonight, I was planning on it, but stuff came up and now I'm exausted like a mofo.

Wardriving is not a crime

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6 People sent me links today about wardriving. Here are my links in response.

Wardriving is not a crime. The FBI unofficially stated this, as covered by Declan McCullagh's Politechbot.

Wardriving does not make one a terrorist either, as some may claim

Mountain Road

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Images were outdated, re-uploading spring 2007

Damn, its warm out, heres some more wifi spots for you freaks, as per the usual this is just a thumbnail, click the image for a larger view. Green is open, red uses wep, and the larger the circle the better the reception/more powerful the signal is.

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