Question: are there any laws in Que that cover this ?  Would the
police take you seriously ?


On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Jeremy <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 07/04/2010 10:59 AM, Hroðgar Skjöldung wrote:
>> Hej!   -- sorry for the long email/story --
>> I was suspicious that someone was breaking into my wifi, it was  subtile 
>> like hijack was throttling in unison with my internet usage. It also looks 
>> like he/she is using a homebrew VPN going to unregistered IPs. 
>> Unfortunately, I am using a  d-link di-524. Since I am monitoring activity 
>> via the 'router',  stuff  like tcpdump is almost useless  (  unless there is 
>> a technique I am not aware of )  ...I will get a linux based wifi router 
>> soon.
>>
>> If you are familiar with the DLink routers could you provide suggestions? 
>> Script kiddies can crack WAP/WEP are there alternatives?
>>
>> 1) I have MAC filters on,  2) I have added domain IP filters,  3)  I have 
>> been changing the pass wrd,  4)I have hidden the SSID
>>      The more experienced will know that most of this is useless.      There 
>> is no gain control on this router!
>>
>>
>> Finally, It turns out that I was right, there is someone on my wifi, but 
>> what now?  What does one do in Canada/Québec? Do I call the CRTC, my ISP , 
>> write an FU2 attack...?  Any techniques on triangulating wifi clients?  I 
>> have a wispy, parabolic dish, and a baseball bat.   Just a joke, I dont like 
>> base ball  ;) ;)
>>
>> BTW:  Also, my mac finds the VPN and adds it to my routes!(?)
>> ??route broadcasting on a hijack?  any suggestions from the security gurus ?
>>
>> Mange tak,takk fyri
>> Hroth
>>
>> PS.  Does anyone know if this is correct?  My DLink  MACs both seem to be 
>> the same address, assigned to "Alpha Networks Inc."
>>
>>
> According to D-link that router can do WPA1, so use that and a super
> long password.
>
> Legally this person is breaking into your "home", call the cops is my
> suggestions, who knows what they are doing that could then be blamed on
> you. If someone is just connecting to an open wifi spot, fine. If they
> are capturing, decrypting, brute-forcing, etc etc, I'd involve the police.
>
> Jeremy
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