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Near the end of the operation, a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police cruiser drove by the parking lot to see what was going on. Hill and his team waved. The police officers waved back and drove off.
No one at the Riviera could be reached who had knowledge of the warballooning incident, but Defcon director Jeff Moss confirmed Hill's account. Hill will talk about his warballooning adventures Sunday at Defcon.
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Wireless PasswordBy Bonobo on August 10, 2008, 2:24 pmWhy people don't put in a password is beyond me, but something in the user interface required to set up wireless routers ought to encourage passwords by one means...
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Router interface.By Chris on August 10, 2008, 5:25 pmSometimes they do encourage setting a password, however, they're stupid about it. I just changed the settings on a router for a customer who'd set it up as per...
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It was in Vegas...By Anonymous on August 11, 2008, 9:36 amWith all the hotels offering free internet access, and various hot spots, I'm not sure the value of the data. If it was in: let's say D.C. or Seattle business district,...
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Free Wifi, deliberately unsecuredBy Anonymous on August 11, 2008, 2:17 pmHow many of the unsecured wireless access points were deliberately unsecured? For example, several coffee shops down the street from where I live have "Free Wifi"...
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free wifi deliberately unsecuredBy Anon on August 12, 2008, 3:38 pmTrue, true
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Open WirelessBy Anonymous on August 18, 2008, 5:50 pmHere Silicon Valley their lot of companies that have unsecured Wifi at first glance but you can't connect to the network or internet with out connecting to the Firewall...
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