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Amputate Your Head 04-24-2011 07:03 PM

Bizarre pornography raid underscores Wi-Fi privacy risks
 
Bizarre pornography raid underscores Wi-Fi privacy risks
Password-protect your wireless router, or risk falling victim to villains

BUFFALO, N.Y. ? Lying on his family room floor with assault weapons trained on him, shouts of "pedophile!" and "pornographer!" stinging like his fresh cuts and bruises, the Buffalo homeowner didn't need long to figure out the reason for the early morning wake-up call from a swarm of federal agents.

That new wireless router. He'd gotten fed up trying to set a password. Someone must have used his Internet connection, he thought. "We know who you are! You downloaded thousands of images at 11:30 last night," the man's lawyer, Barry Covert, recounted the agents saying. They referred to a screen name, "Doldrum."

"No, I didn't," he insisted. "Somebody else could have but I didn't do anything like that."

"You're a creep ... just admit it," they said.

Law enforcement officials say the case is a cautionary tale. Their advice: Password-protect your wireless router.

FULL STORY


:2 cents: Better lock that shit down.

SuzzyQ 04-24-2011 08:48 PM

We use MAC address filtering for our WiFi.

Linguist 04-24-2011 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuzzyQ (Post 18084332)
We use MAC address filtering for our WiFi.

That doesn't work. MAC addresses are easily spoofed. WEP protection also doesn't work.

WPA/WPA2 is the only way to go protecting your home/office router

CYF 04-24-2011 09:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Linguist (Post 18084365)
That doesn't work. MAC addresses are easily spoofed. WEP protection also doesn't work.

WPA/WPA2 is the only way to go protecting your home/office router

agreed :2 cents:

I've got mac filtering, plus wpa2.

marlboroack 04-24-2011 10:06 PM

I hacked my own network that happened to be a WEP with backtrack. I couldn't get it done when i reset it with a WPA, WPA2-PSK security type. You're right, better lock that shit down to china town :2cents.

shade001 04-24-2011 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 18084260)

Law enforcement officials say the case is a cautionary tale. Their advice: Have a strong door the pigs can't break down in three seconds

Fixed.....

Ron Bennett 04-24-2011 11:04 PM

Sounds more like a cautionary tale of the police state in action.

As for the strong door suggestion ... in some jurisdictions, a door that's considered overly secured, such as a commercial grade door on a residence, by the authorities, itself is illegal leading to more charges being tacked on.

Ron

adultzone 04-25-2011 12:15 AM

I have my password in my wireless router however I have my neighbor who knows how to hack wireless router. What I did is not to use my wireless router again until he leaves our community!

Emil 04-25-2011 12:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuzzyQ (Post 18084332)
We use MAC address filtering for our WiFi.

Hehe, you need to use a strong password too. WPA2.

HomerSimpson 04-25-2011 03:12 AM

MAC filtering + WPA in here....

The Ghost 04-25-2011 03:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ron Bennett (Post 18084455)
Sounds more like a cautionary tale of the police state in action.

As for the strong door suggestion ... in some jurisdictions, a door that's considered overly secured, such as a commercial grade door on a residence, by the authorities, itself is illegal leading to more charges being tacked on.

Ron


Rather be overly secured than inadequately protected. Interesting part is the action of the police, guns blazing without even considering alternatives. Whoever DL the images must have done it from a Fed CP sting site. :2 cents:

Klen 04-25-2011 03:59 AM

I dont use wifi,i always insist on good old UTP wired connection.

Amputate Your Head 04-25-2011 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ron Bennett (Post 18084455)
Sounds more like a cautionary tale of the police state in action.

As for the strong door suggestion ... in some jurisdictions, a door that's considered overly secured, such as a commercial grade door on a residence, by the authorities, itself is illegal leading to more charges being tacked on.

Ron

Exactamundo. :2 cents:

Vendzilla 04-25-2011 09:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shade001 (Post 18084387)
Fixed.....

The government will at some point make it illegal for people to have doors that can't be broken down

seeandsee 04-25-2011 09:26 AM

I use wire and i disabled wireless mode on my modem, fuck off my line!


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