-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Here are a few simple rules right off the bat...
1. WEAR you seatbelts. And obey all the rules of the road. Don't give the local PD any reason to pull you over. I've had a few run in's with them and they are a bit skeptical of the legality of what I've done after the long explainations I've given. 2. If you find an access point, that's great... Let's NOT go any farther than that though. I know it is the responsiblilty of the Network admin to lock down their network. But for this exercise, please don't go wandering around the networks. 3. Use whatever kind of gear you want to. Lately I've been using an IBM laptop with an Orinoco GOLD wireless card. I use this card because of the ability to hook up an external antenna. I'm also using some Windows based tools. 4. You'll need to get the location of the Access points, so pen and paper may be needed. This is a high tech easter egg hunt, but sometimes you've go to use low tech tools. Also if there is any question as to the validity of an access point find, we'll send someone down with your team to make sure that access point is there, so make sure you write down where you snagged that signal. If you have a gps bring it along...... 5. There are alot of access point that are easy to find. I someone gets a unique AP (access point) I think that needs to be of larger point value. But it will need to be verified by a judge or another team. I'm unsure of the time frame we want to spend on this, so I think we need a start and stop time. And if your not back at that location with your list on time you get docked points. I'm sure we will be adding to the list of rules. These are just general guidelines so far. I would like to get a little something from each of you on this topic, either a rule of suggestion. I won't be at the meeting tomorrow, but will be checking the list on Sunday sometime. As far as getting teams together... If everyone who plans to attend the drive please also post any gear you can bring to the party. This includes your mode of transportation. hopefully more to come, mike On Fri October 10 2003 3:57 pm, Brion J. Hase wrote: > Almost Forgot This Month's Meeting Reminder, > > There is a meeting Saturday, October 11th at 2 PM. The meeting will be at > the Education Service Center located at 13th and Pierce (Thanks for hosting > us again Jake!). Check the website for a map. > > Mark will be doing a presentation on Vi. I have some printed vi cheat > sheets which will be available. > > After Mark's presentation we are going to discuss the honypot. Although no > one has apparently changed the index page, maybe some of you got in. I > would like to talk about and describe some of what you tried. A few of you > have pointed out; it would be possible to do a cross-scripting attack if > there was more content on the site. Jeromey is going to describe how that > would be done. > > Finally, we are going to finalize the rules for next month's wireless > treasure hunt. If you can't make it to the meeting, but have a wireless > access point which you are willing to loan the group for a couple days next > month please let me know. > > Did anyone make it to the OLUG meeting this month? If you did could you > please talk for a few minutes about LDAP and what they discussed? > > Brion. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE/hyrhmUFtrUUciv4RAtMJAJwNK0BDzhUAe2E2fweTvhf2R4i0BwCbBOAs bqMh4OcOrlgaL28cicL9tGI= =VFmV -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
