Home Security cameras....

[wlhrgfan]

Yeah you don't wanna get robbed by this guy...

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_gh3Y168aNq...hamburglar.jpg

Sorry I digress...but seriously fake is ok but at the rate the market is going a fake cam that looks real costs nearly as much as a real cam itself...Just pay the extra buck to bank on the "you never know" rationale

[Capt. Lincoln F. Stern]

Originally Posted by SR Only

A tangent to this. In Long Island, a local news crew drove around sniffing for wireless camera transmissions. They were able to see in bedrooms etc. broadcasting for all to see out on the street. It was on WABC-7 NYC. Maybe six months ago.

I remember that, I am on a wireless connectivity forum and they showed the details how to build a portable rig. I am one of those wardrivers that have mapped alot of houston...

its not illegal to do that, it IS illegal to connect and use. Scanning is equal to walking in front of your house and looking across the yard... connecting is walking into your house.

[SlowHand49]

Originally Posted by Sa_artman

http://www.security-depot.com/index....FY5N2godVgrQ8g

Hopefully you only get hit by a fake burglar.

No worries, my fake Doberman will be on guard duty . . . lol

Thanks!

[Guest083011]

I've been guilty of tapping into a wireless net from the street or a house (or two) next door. There is a name for it that escapes me.

[Sa_artman]

Originally Posted by SR Only

I've been guilty of tapping into a wireless net from the street or a house (or two) next door. There is a name for it that escapes me.

Air Burglar?
The 'I'm fucking your wifi, what'cha going to do about it' Thief?
Air Terrorist?
Hotspot tapper?

[Capt. Lincoln F. Stern]

Originally Posted by SR Only

I've been guilty of tapping into a wireless net from the street or a house (or two) next door. There is a name for it that escapes me.

The name is "Cyber Thief" and can carry a serious penalty if it can be proven.

Sadly it cannot since most routers IF they have logging turned on, only capture the MAC address of the wireless network card which can be spoofed. That MAC address is like a VIN number, only it does not say who owns it, just the make and model of the card.

I would not encourage doing this as free legitimate hotspots are turning up everywhere.

[London Rayne]

Remind me not to piss off any of you tech guys lol. I don't want to end up on the news walking around in tube socks and no make-up!

[Sa_artman]

Originally Posted by London Rayne

Remind me not to piss off any of you tech guys lol. I don't want to end up on the news walking around in tube socks and no make-up!

Somehow the tube socks sound quite sexy Where's that plane ticket...

[Guest083011]

Originally Posted by Spirit13

I would not encourage doing this as free legitimate hotspots are turning up everywhere.

I haven't done it recently as Time-Warner and Cablevision have been wiring many streets. That's not to say I would hold off on doing it if I needed something for a client quickly. But my smartphone can pull a lot of data legally these days so the wifi surfing isn't put to the test. In the name of disclosure, I personally keep my wifi unencrypted. (practice what I preach).

Originally Posted by London Rayne

Remind me not to piss off any of you tech guys lol. I don't want to end up on the news walking around in tube socks and no make-up!

And nothing else?! I think we should demand that of you anyway!!! Smooches!

[SneakyCancer]

yall getting one of these might entice the thought of true homemade porn at its finest....homebrew baby......