Correct, And I have no intent to access - only detect the insecure
wireless access points - making sure I don't actually connect to their
network.
Dan Monjar wrote:
Mike Johnson wrote:
It should be noted that a guy went to jail not too long ago by
approaching an area hospital with an offer to help secure their
wireless network that he had found was wide open. Not sure if he was
convicted, but he was brought up on charges:
http://www.wral.com/news/2465963/detail.html
The security industry does not need to be all about fear,
uncertainty, and doubt.
Who was the famous Perl hacker that did federal time a few years ago
because he tried to help Intel? He was a contractor on-site and
pulled down a passwd file to show them how many weak passwords they
had. They were not amused.
Unauthorized access is just that... regardless of intent.
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