On the other hand this is almost a formula to get you head or your ass or both busted.
Just a thought.
BWilley
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First, anyone who uses NS (or other such tools) should also know this is
highly unethical.
Second, should anyone take the actions listed below, the owner of the
network would be well within his rights to have the person charged
criminally, and could also sue for civil damages. It is ILLEGAL to browse
or otherwise use the resources of ANY network to which you do not have
explicit permission to connect.
Thorn
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From: semen demon [mailto:semen_demon@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 08:04
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You can use a GPS, map the access point, reverse lookup their address for
their phone number, and give them a call. You could also, if they have WEP,
break it, brute force the account for their server, change their SSID to
something so that they may contact you. I have done such a thing at local
libraries and such so i could talk to the owner of the AP and maybe give him
some information in getting his wireless network secured to the best of his
ability. Another alternative would be to make a cantenna, wait until you get
the AP showed up in your sniffer, hook up your cantenna and walk until your
signal gets the strongest, then look around and pick a house. This approach
is may be faster, but if you're seen, you might want an excuse. So, that's
my 2cents about locating those AP's around your house. Also, you might try
and NetSend them a message from XP/2K and see if they have it enabled. K
that's it.
nomiS
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>I have used Netstumbler to view AP's near my house so I can see who else is
>running a network. How is it possible to get in contact with these people
>so
>I can view / browse their networks and also offer mine to them?
>
>I am a newbie with Wireless networks so I have no idea how I can browse
>their networks. I can connect to them but do not know where to go from
>there. I have tried using to Networks Connection utility on my WinXP Pro
>machine but to no avail. Even though I am connected, I cannot see any files
>/ user etc.
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>Any help someone can offer would be appreciated.
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