If you know computer/user, then yes. Do they have f&p sharing enabled?Originally posted by: Nocturnal
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Nope. All I can do is surf around at their expense.Originally posted by: AnyMal
If you know computer/user, then yes. Do they have f&p sharing enabled?Originally posted by: Nocturnal
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I don't know, seriously. Is it intruding if there are no signs/warnings saying keep out? And it's wireless and unsecure? seems like it could be, but, not sure.Originally posted by: whaleskinrug
I know of no law against sniffing -- but once you gain access it is illegal
Well, if you bypass any sort of security measure or mess with another person's equipment to "secure" it it would definitely be a violation -- but I doubt they'd pursue it because they'd need to prove substantial financial damages. If someone just leaves a wireless network open and you use it for internet access then it's just like any other hotspot and there wouldn't likely be any problems. But some might have a moral qualm about that.Originally posted by: dman
I don't know, seriously. Is it intruding if there are no signs/warnings saying keep out? And it's wireless and unsecure? seems like it could be, but, not sure.Originally posted by: whaleskinrug
I know of no law against sniffing -- but once you gain access it is illegal
It's just open. I have my own internet access, so it's not like I need this. As I'm accessing from my apartment and there aren't any businesses nearby that I would think was wired, I'm guessing that it's another resident and I thought it would be cool to let him or her know about it.Originally posted by: whaleskinrug
Well, if you bypass any sort of security measure or mess with another person's equipment to "secure" it it would definitely be a violation -- but I doubt they'd pursue it because they'd need to prove substantial financial damages. If someone just leaves a wireless network open and you use it for internet access then it's just like any other hotspot and there wouldn't likely be any problems. But some might have a moral qualm about that.Originally posted by: dman
I don't know, seriously. Is it intruding if there are no signs/warnings saying keep out? And it's wireless and unsecure? seems like it could be, but, not sure.Originally posted by: whaleskinrug
I know of no law against sniffing -- but once you gain access it is illegal
some security info if you scroll down the page to the troubleshooting section. may not apply though.Originally posted by: freedomsbeat212
On a related note I choose to disable 128bit protection on my wireless router.. For some reason my wireless connections would randomly drop during the day if it was enabled... So I disabled it and am now completely hackable.. Anyway to see activity on my network just to make sure that no one is snooping?
adminOriginally posted by: wyvrn
What's the default password for netgear? I cannot remember it.