Thread: Wireless networks within range
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Old 21-09-2005, 21:10   #6
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Re: Wireless networks within range
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Originally Posted by nffc
MAC address, DHCP log, though if they're n00bs then they probably wouldn't even notice and would blame it on their hormonal teenage kids...
Depends how fast their connection is. However, they clearly are n00bs, including any teenagers in the household - frankly, they're probably never going to find out. Let alone where to find you!

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It is illegal as you say. As is hacking accounts, and creating multiple IDs on forums.
Not sure about multiple IDs on forums - depends on whether or not you lie about your name, DOB, etc.

Using someone else's wi-fi network, though, is certainly a form of theft. More morally than legally, I should hope.
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