> >yes, the network owner, if they have any sort of clue, should restrict
> >access to their network. but because it is open doesn't make it free or
> >public, and doesn't mean you can go walking there.
interesting argument. my network AP, unrestricted 2.4g freq.
> >fields without fences are still private property.
> >unlocked doors do not mean you can just walk into any room you want.
> >unless you seek authorization, you are unauthorized!
amen.
since i've chosen to place an AP in unreserved freq space,
i would expect anyone in range to see it. but it is mine,
so i would hope you ask first. some do, many don't.
perhaps its time for the Harris secnet11g nodes and leave
the others out as honeypots. lawful intercept et.al. for
use by legal authorities... nope, i'm not the first that
has thought of this. its even been deployed!
--bill