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 2002-05-27, 19:44 |
donald duck 
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 a few questions about wireless networking
im sure that all of you have heard of people riding around in cars with there laptops with a wirless network card and hacking peoples computers, how would you go about doing that? what are some good resources on wireless networking? and are there any proggies that would be useful? Also if you can provide some insight into this subject feel free to
[This message has been edited by donald duck (edited 05-27-2002).]
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#2
2002-05-27, 20:19 |
syphon detonator
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
asta la vista
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2002-05-27, 23:54 |
Viper2002
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
Dear God.
VIPER
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#4
2002-05-29, 07:07 |
Mindgamer
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
well, first you would need to find out what freqencies that are being used.
then second you would need to get a account somehow (either sign up, or hack a WAN account)
I suggest hacking the account as it would anonymize you.
you could also use a scanner to find any frequenzies being used, and you could hijack yourself a ip from theire range.
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#5
2002-05-30, 14:27 |
cense
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
Thats not the entire truth my friend. There are programs that scan frequencies, you dont need to know them any specific ones, and besides there is only a small band that *most* terrestrial wireless networks run within.
I suggest a wireless card and a yaggi (basically an antenna).
And half of "hacking" wireless access points is just finding one that is really crappy and lets you get an IP and get onto the network by simply sending a request, nothing special, just the lack of any security whatsoever.
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cEnsE
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#6
2002-05-30, 14:31 |
syphon detonator
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
there is no trick to finding the frequency. every 802.11b wireless network on earth operates at a frequency of 2.4ghz. just get netstumbler and a card that will work with it(it has to have the hermes chipset).
if you want to be badass then get wellenwriter or airsnort. im thinking wellenwriter is going to take the spotlight soon since it really is the best yet under developed at this point
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#7
2002-05-30, 14:38 |
cense
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
True about the frequency BUT, not every terrestrial wireless network is a 802.11b network. Given, the ones in every downtown are almost positively 802.11b compliant but there are plenty of other wireless networks.
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cEnsE
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#8
2002-05-30, 21:43 |
donald duck
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
i read somewhere that if u use XP on the laptop that u use that it will automatically detect a access point and make itself apart of the network is that true
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#9
2002-05-31, 00:51 |
syphon detonator
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Re: a few questions about wireless networking
no since xp doesnt play nice with networkcards you will never get past the drivers installation(ok an exageration but...). use 98SE and netstumbler. it doesnt work well under NT systems
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