... I see someone staying in a hotel (or my apartment complex) who's failed to turn on his/her network security settings.
I just poked around in someone's computer for a few minutes (looks like a talented graphic artist and video game designer), got his name and email, and sent him a tactful and friendly email warning him that some of his computer is visible to anyone with a wireless card. I hope I don't get sued or something!
I just poked around in someone's computer for a few minutes (looks like a talented graphic artist and video game designer), got his name and email, and sent him a tactful and friendly email warning him that some of his computer is visible to anyone with a wireless card. I hope I don't get sued or something!
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That's the first time I've managed to get into someone's computer, although i do have a couple neighbors in my apartment complex who don't seem to have their wireless routers secure.
I remember when I setup my sis's new laptop I took it upstairs and saw about 6 nearby wireless hubs from neighbors and only one of them had it encrypted and locked. I knew every single house because everyone liked using their own last names for the networks. haha!