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Wired Hacking VS wireless hacking

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Red_Reaper   11-27-2005 at 05:53:17 AM

ok iv been wondering this and i hope i can get an ancer but how can i hack if i have a wired connection, i have seen how to hack with wireless internet
and packets
etc
but can this be done with a simple ethernet to router to computer connection
if so that would be awsome and also if there is any software for this i would apreachiate it
P.S. if anyone wants to see what i mean watch the end of epesode 3 of From the Shadows
or ep 2 of the broken

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Riser   11-28-2005 at 03:31:32 PM
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Wired is much harder. You'd have to find the host computer you want to hack, using tools to intercept their communications. Then, depending on what kind of hacking you want to do, go from there.

It's not easily done and if you're really that interested, you should start looking it up on your own. I'm not going to go about telling you how to hack a wired connection. Wireless is cake compared to hacking a wired connection though.

Good luck.. and very little good comes from hacking connections.. there's a reason it's called hacking and in most cases it's still illegal.

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qw3r7yju4n   11-30-2005 at 05:33:37 PM
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well said, i say, good form..... don't come into a public forum (i.e. not a "hacking" forum) and ask how to hack comeon man use some common since, and if you get ballsy and try to hack my logged ip, lol GL... that is all

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