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| Half of computer users are Wi-Fi thieves (The Register) |
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| Thursday, 15 November 2007 | |||||||||||||
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Wardriving criminals More than half of computer users have illegally stolen Wi-Fi connections, according to The Times - but only 11 alleged offenders have been arrested in the UK, as the police seem to think those deploying Wi-Fi should be more careful about securing their connections.... Tell us what you think about this story. Full story... Yahoo! News Search Results for wi-fi | |||||||||||||
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The police are correct - by simply adding 128 bit WEP, the problem would virtually disappear. The average war driver doesn't have the brains of a fire hydrant - about the same intelligence as the wannabe Wi-Fi gurus who claim that WEP is not secure. While WEP may not be suitable for securing access to highly sensitive information, it is perfectly suitable in a residential application as it deters a very large percentage of war drivers looking for free Internet access.
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