Heh heh...one of my neighbors apparently just got wireless

[Heisenberg]

I'm sitting here on my couch surfing on the wifi and another wireless network pops up. Ran net stumbler and it's a wide open D-link with no WEP, default SSID, and DHCP enabled. Must've just got it because it wasn't here the day before last. People just don't have any concept of security. And of course it's interfering with my wireless.

 

[NinjaGnome]

sweet now you have 2 internet connections.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
I'm sitting here on my couch surfing on the wifi and another wireless network pops up. Ran net stumbler and it's a wide open D-link with no WEP, default SSID, and DHCP enabled. Must've just got it because it wasn't here the day before last. People just don't have any concept of security. And of course it's interfering with my wireless.

change the channel.

 

[MangoTBG]

use their's to use porn

 

[dartworth]

enable WEP and don't give them the key. change the default password to.

 

[Heisenberg]

Originally posted by: jfano
enable WEP and don't give them the key. change the default password to.

I already had it enabled, as well as changing the default SSID, channel, and enabling MAC address filtering. That was the first thing I did after I set mine up.

 

[her209]

net send them.

 

[jonmullen]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg

Originally posted by: jfano
enable WEP and don't give them the key. change the default password to.

I already had it enabled, as well as changing the default SSID, channel, and enabling MAC address filtering. That was the first thing I did after I set mine up.

I think he ment on theirs....I second the net send idea...I am watching you <insert name here>

 

[Syringer]

Share Kazaa files on their connection.

 

[Heisenberg]

Originally posted by: jonmullen

Originally posted by: Heisenberg

Originally posted by: jfano
enable WEP and don't give them the key. change the default password to.

I already had it enabled, as well as changing the default SSID, channel, and enabling MAC address filtering. That was the first thing I did after I set mine up.

I think he ment on theirs....I second the net send idea...I am watching you <insert name here>

Doh. My bad.
I thought about doing something like net send, but I don't want to get anybody angry.

 

[deerslayer]

Download lots of porn!

 

[BlazingSaddles]

my neighbors apparently got wireless too, i have a decent connection using their internet sitting here. just wondering, can my computer's security be compromised in any way surfing on their connection? I don't plan on doing anything bad/illegal on their internet, just random surfing. if i, say, check my email or even my bank account info with this internet, any way they could find out my passwords, without being 1337 h4x0rs? just being a little paranoid.

 

[illustri]

guys, GUYS you may think youre all l33t wardrivers taking advantage of unfortunate people who probably have no idea their network is open

but believe me bad action always brings bad reaction - dont be dishonest

AND HOW DOES IT INTERFERE? - like someone said change the channel if youre concerned

 

[Kaervak]

Originally posted by: BlazingSaddles
check my email or even my bank account info with this internet, any way they could find out my passwords, without being 1337 h4x0rs? just being a little paranoid.

Since it's unencrypted there's a risk of someone getting your info, but since it's residential I really would worry about it.

 

[Indolent]

Originally posted by: BlazingSaddles
my neighbors apparently got wireless too, i have a decent connection using their internet sitting here. just wondering, can my computer's security be compromised in any way surfing on their connection? I don't plan on doing anything bad/illegal on their internet, just random surfing. if i, say, check my email or even my bank account info with this internet, any way they could find out my passwords, without being 1337 h4x0rs? just being a little paranoid.

I don't really think you want to check your bank account on any wireless network. WEP isn't completly secure.

*edit* oh, and it's not even wep'ed so anyone sniffing packets could read your info. Doesn't have to be the owners.