Wardriving Session 1

[ClubMed]

Ladies and gents I would like to say hello from my first wardriving session in vienna, loads of hotspots that are open and just waiting to be used

so here we are in the car, driving around and surfing the forum

cheers!

these hot spots are free to use for anyone correct?

not someone wireless network that isnt protected.

Now that i think about it, what are the laws on connect to networks your dont have premission over there?

Originally posted by ClubMed
Ladies and gents I would like to say hello from my first wardriving session in vienna, loads of hotspots that are open and just waiting to be used

so here we are in the car, driving around and surfing the forum

cheers!

LOL! Hi ClubMed *waves*

Btw club what are you using to find wireless networks?

Kismet? Airnsort? Netstumbler? or the software that comes with the network card?

[ClubMed]

Not all these hotspots are free, we found lots of morons with open unencrypted networks and surfed using their networks.

we're scanning using IBM Aaccess, comes with the thinkpad.

this is sweet, we have some photos will upload them when i get back home, forgot digicam link :P

[golfcart]

I just got my new wireless G card yesterday. As soon as I plugged it in, I was automatically logged onto a network at 54mb called "Linksys" and I have an 11mb D-Link router. Turns out, it's the gas station across the street

I am friends with the owners so I am going over there tomorrow to change the default password and enable MAC filtering for them. Will probably fill my tank while I'm there too

[The_Saint]

alright guys....have a question about Wardriving.

I know that once you login into a Wireless network you leave like watermarks. It leaves like a message saying who logged in and the mac address and everything.
It is also possible to leave a message saying "You should protect your Wireless Network blah blah..."?

Is it possible to do that?

[ClubMed]

Here are some photos:


Uploading x-monkey.com
We are here
Some more uploading
Scanning for open networks