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#1
 2005-01-08, 06:44 |
Splinter7 
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 Wireless Network hacking
My neighbour has a wireless network and it isnt encrypted. I can connect to it.
Is it possible to get into his computer and mess shit up without him knowing that it was my computer that did it? How?
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#2
2005-01-08, 06:59 |
NightShaman
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Re: Wireless Network hacking
Well, if the wireless router hasn't been altered, that is the default settings are still in place, then you can just erase the log on the router that logs the traffic and the MAC address of the computers using the default user name and password. Once from there, since most wireless routers operate on a 192.168.1.xxx you can usually just experiment with numbers like 192.168.1.100, 192.168.1.101, etc.. Connect to that IP address and voila, you're on his computer. You're have to figure out what to do from there as you will have limited, if any, access to shared folders on the computer.
Disclaimer: I can't be held responsible for what you do with this information. I am simply providing it to you for educational and hypothetical purposes. You are using it at your own discretion.
edit: Added disclaimer
[This message has been edited by NightShaman (edited 01-08-2005).]
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#3
2005-01-08, 07:25 |
b
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Re: Wireless Network hacking
if your neighbor isn't smart enought to add WEP or WAP to his router, then most likely he is still using the default login and password to the router. on my laptop i can connect to basically all the wireless routers around my house.
if its linksys go to 192.168.1.1
look around for a site that lists default logins for out of the box routers. i've done enough here
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#4
2005-01-08, 07:36 |
Splinter7
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Re: Wireless Network hacking
nah he isnt using linksys, i am  Im pretty sure his is netgear. Ill have a look into it to see if i can delete the logs before i do anything bad |
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#5
2005-01-08, 09:51 |
skank
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Re: Wireless Network hacking
Clone your MAC to his then do the deed then change it back to your own. Yay, now you dont have to delete logs.
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#6
2005-01-08, 16:35 |
cvh
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Re: Wireless Network hacking
To know the routers ip adress just type ipconfig /all and look for the gateway ip or DHCP-server adress (= router).
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