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My friend was out wardriving in portland and working on making a map. He drove by the Quest building and made a connection and found out that their network is completely unsecured it is just sickening. You think they would at least passeword protect their network. Its just sickening.
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Re: Sickening
um, what is even more sickening is that you are connecting to an unauthorized network, and admitting it, and not even using a proxy to mask your ip... you see it is all fun and games until someone gets their shit pushed in.Originally posted by EeeekPenguins
My friend was out wardriving in portland and working on making a map. He drove by the Quest building and made a connection and found out that their network is completely unsecured it is just sickening. You think they would at least passeword protect their network. Its just sickening. -
Ooooo...BlackWave did you catch someone on an illegal network? :)Killing threads one post at a time...Comment
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Uhh...what exactly constitutes an "illegal network"?Originally posted by Cyb3RSoldi3R
Ooooo...BlackWave did you catch someone on an illegal network? :)
As for this thread...it is closed. The moderators of this forum do not in any way condone accessing networks without authorization of the network owner. I agree wholeheartedly with Blackwave. It is TRULY sickening that anyone would come on this forum and casually discuss illegal activity.perl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'Comment
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Sorry
Sorry about that post titled sickening. Didnt mean to anger anyone. It was NOT I who accessed that network if you read the post. But again iam sorry for posting it. I did not intent to incriminate anyone, make the moderators look bad, or anger anyone. Again I apologize. Sorry.The penguin is watching.
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