Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote:
> But a neighborhood kid who's playing tricks with your wireless router
> (which can also be an active MitM) is another story.

Neighborhood kids who are playing tricks with your wireless router
clearly know more about your wireless router than you do -- so I
wouldn't be so quick to dismiss their potential.  They are apparently
more competent at penetrating your perimeter than you are at securing
it.  This out-of-hand dismissal seems especially naive.


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