How to Take Over a Train Station
ThinkComp writes "Everyone knows that home wireless networks are insecure, but who would expect a major transportation hub to be vulnerable to the same problems? Well, waiting for my friend's train at South Station in Boston, MA, I happened to notice that it was possible to take control of the entire station's wireless network, including its home page and authorization method (free wireless, anyone?)--and those of thirty other businesses throughout Massachusetts, thanks to a few coding errors on the part of the wireless company with which South Station contracted."
News at 11.
Should you not tell anyone and get free wireless for life, or just goatse everyone?
Please remain where you are. The Department of Homeland Security has already pinpointed your location, and agents will be arriving shortly. Resistance is futile.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are not necessarily my own, as I've not yet had my medication today.
Summary: here's documentation of my illegal access to a system, please prosecute me, thanks.
no more running for trains - use your ipaq as a remote control for your very own train set.
and close the doors when you are all the way through
next stop: home
I recomend telling Charlie. With internet access he could start a Dot Com and finaly earn that nickle he's been needing.
All your trains are belong to us!
When you can play with the real thing?
He's doomed. If he or his wife can't figure out that she should bring him the nickel instead of a sandwich as the train goes by, he deserves to be stuck down there.
Besides, the election's over anyway. I don't think Riley won.
Java: the bastard demon spawn of C++ and Ada
Did you refund your friend's tickets?
Cloned foods give the statement "We had that last week!" a whole new meaning.
Dear Department of Homeland Security,
We have recently come to our attention that you are using methods of pinpointing locations of individuals that may infringe on our "Latitude/Longetude" techniques (Patent Pending).
You are hereby ordered to cease & desist all location activity until you have properly licensed our intellectual property rights.
Yours Truly, -Microsoft Legal Team