WiFi High Crimes

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WiFi High Crimes
Mark Rasch, 2004-05-03

Before WiFi can entirely fulfill its promise, we'll have to confront an oppressive latticework of outdated criminal laws.

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Broadcasted information is not secret 2004-05-03
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Broadcasted information is not secret 2004-05-06
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Broadcasted information is not secret 2004-05-08
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WiFi High Crimes 2004-05-03
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WiFi High Crimes 2004-05-04
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Intercepting UnEncrypted Cordless Calls 2004-05-04
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Intercepting UnEncrypted Cordless Calls 2004-05-04
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Intercepting UnEncrypted Cordless Calls 2004-05-09
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WiFi High Crimes 2004-05-05
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WiFi High Crimes 2004-05-05
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WiFi High Crimes 2004-05-05
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Pedantic. 2004-05-07
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how about wardriving? 2004-05-07
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how about wardriving? 2004-05-09
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how about wardriving? 2004-05-14
Jason Garced

Re: how about wardriving? 2007-11-25
Anonymous

Plain and simple 2004-05-15
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Wardriving without dumping data or associating with networks discovered is legal. Most likely, watching the unencrypted packets fly buy in your Kismet, Wellenreiter etc is illegal just like dumping data.

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WiFi High Crimes - DHCP is asking for authorization? 2006-06-07
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