Hacking wireless networks with a Pringles tube

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thefed join:2001-12-07 Bronx, NY	Hacking wireless networks with a Pringles tube . Empty cans of Pringles crisps could be helping malicious hackers spot wireless networks that are open to attack. Funny but true »news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/te···0241.stm -- 78.2% of all statistics are meaningless.
thefed join:2001-12-07 Bronx, NY	to forum · permalink · 2002-03-08 14:05:24 ·
New Years$ join:2001-12-20	I do not think this is funny at all..that means all those pringle I have eaten over the year have been irradiated with conversation from everyone in my neighborhood. No wonder they are so crispy. From now on I am not going to eat the bits in the bottom of the can....sorry tube.
New Years$ join:2001-12-20	to forum · permalink · 2002-03-08 16:35:03 ·
dfronweb4 Premium join:2001-03-21 Cape Ann	reply to thefed Bob Cringely of I Cringely fame wrote an article involving an ISP in California that was using a wireless network. See this link. Great use of a yagi antenna. -- Join Team Discovery and help us find a cure for cancer! [text was edited by author 2002-03-08 17:01:24]
dfronweb4 Premium join:2001-03-21 Cape Ann	to forum · permalink · 2002-03-08 17:01:04 ·
Liontaur Lets Get Boincing Already Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-06 join:2001-11-03 Salmon Arm, BC	reply to thefed Once you hack, you just can't stop!
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