The reason I posted this question here was so I could get both good and bad comments. I have found that people with bad experiences about a product or service are more likely to put up web pages. I have come to trust the opinions of most of the/. community.
More details of BSA ops can be found in Michael Minasi's book, Bad Software. In one chapter, he describes a sernario in which a disgruntled employee causes his company to go out of business after a BSA raid. It's really chilling stuff.
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That was in Debt of Honor too.
Fuji film just became a circumvention device!!!
RTFA! The WAPs in question were connected to PRIVATE (Comcast) networks. This is a question of interference, not security.
The reason I posted this question here was so I could get both good and bad comments. I have found that people with bad experiences about a product or service are more likely to put up web pages. I have come to trust the opinions of most of the /. community.
More details of BSA ops can be found in Michael Minasi's book, Bad Software. In one chapter, he describes a sernario in which a disgruntled employee causes his company to go out of business after a BSA raid. It's really chilling stuff.