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For several years now I've been seeing these stories about wardrivers with
tin foil antennas.
If these guys can afford a car and gas, can't they buy a cheap linksys
antenna from CompUsa?
How many years has it been now?
How broke can these wardrivers possibly be?
Are common household materials the measure of the security of a network?
My new Linkys router will protect against a wireless G toaster oven...
I wish there were more tin foil hats
For several years now I've been seeing these stories about wardrivers with
tin foil antennas.
If these guys can afford a car and gas, can't they buy a cheap linksys
antenna from CompUsa?
How many years has it been now?
How broke can these wardrivers possibly be?
Are common household materials the measure of the security of a network?
My new Linkys router will protect against a wireless G toaster oven...
I wish there were more tin foil hats