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...with the distinct disadvantage that the laser is pointing directly at you... Why not just jump on someone's wifi connection while spoofing your MAC? Directi
by socceroos 11y ago
...with the distinct disadvantage that the laser is pointing directly at you...
Why not just jump on someone's wifi connection while spoofing your MAC? Directional antenna client-side for distance. Problem solved.
- mirimir 11y agoUsing a standard ~2.4HGz parabolic dish with a Ubiquiti Bullet M radio, I've hit strong APs at ~5Km.
- socceroos 11y agoStab in the dark here (given your use of metric): do you also happen to use a common flaw in APs that use the tail section of an SHA1 hash in their SSID?
- mirimir 11y agoIf you're speculating about my identity, no. If you're twitting me about style, I just like "Km" more than "km" :) I mean, "KB" and "Kbps" are pretty standard, no?
- profmonocle 11y agoKB=kilobyte, Kb=kilobit.
- mirimir 11y agoYes, and ...? Some say "kB" and "kb", rather than "KB" and "Kb". But maybe k=1000 vs K=1024?
- ectoplasm 11y agoYeah, 1 Km does not mean 1000 meters, it doesn't mean 1024 meters really either, it's just written as 1 km. For some reason, the metric system is only capitalized for mega, giga, and tera... only mega conflicts (with milli), nothing else is t or g. K, M, T, G seems more consistent than k, M, T, G.