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Old 16-02-2006, 13:28   #21
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Re: wifi sharing with neighbours

The thing I wouldn't feel comfortable with - ignoring the risk of the neighbour going looking for something illegal - is that you're trusting the security of their home LAN as well as your own.

If they get a virus or an IRC bot sets up home, that'll come back against your connection too.
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