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The AdHoc Rogue AP sounds very much like what they were doing; which may be reasonable in some contexts, but it would seem not to be in semi-public building. O
by cpwright 12y ago
The AdHoc Rogue AP sounds very much like what they were doing; which may be reasonable in some contexts, but it would seem not to be in semi-public building.
One of the important issues here is that wireless communication doesn't respect boundaries. It seems they could have easily been interfering with networks on neighboring properties.
- rahimnathwani 12y ago> The AdHoc Rogue AP sounds very much like what they were doing I don't think so. This mode targets ad hoc networks. Mifi devices and iPhone/Android tethering set up access points, not ad hoc networks.