http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html (http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html)
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That's rich... I might have to fire that up. Not sure how on my little router... but I have the google...
Bah... I'd need to run my own DHCP behind the router that funnels all teh upside down stuff back out ... poo
That's some funny shit. But it highlights the reason I have my wireless connection secured...
Ours is secured by mac address.
Works well :)
That is a nugget of internet excellence. I just don't know how I could do that and resist goatse-inating all the images, though.
Yuu, looks like you need a proxy to do this - they used squid which runs on linux. There are a few linksys wireless routers that run linux, but I am not sure if you could get it running on them. You could probably use something like cerberus for windows, but you'd need to be able to policy-route web traffic to the external proxy.
Also, you could set up your PC with a static address or reservations on the DHCP server, then exclude those addresses from the upside-down-ternet route statements. Or, you know, like make all images goatse ;D
I secured mine with a really easy to guess password, but all my neighbors have open connections. I've been really tempted to just cancel my ISP account and freeload.
i leave mine wide open ...if you need it its all yours
plus any encrypted network is so easy to hack ...when i war drive i can crack any network in about 2 min
but gotta love that link ....very cool
^This.
I discovered long ago that 99.9% of all encrypted networks can be hacked with about 15 minutes of google browsing. The best part...about 80% of those 99.9% never change the default admin password for their access points/routers.
Mine is not the default PW.... ;D
Im no expert here, but ours is setup by mac address (and the name/pw have been changed)
Is there some way to get around that?
Our neighbors live too far away to steal it (it is secured as well). 8)
I walked around my condo complex w/ my ipod wifi finder just to see how many unlocked spots I could find. Some guy changed his network name to STOPSTEALINGMYmake the beast with two backsINGINTERNET. It was secured. I lol'ed.
Quote from: Monsterlover on July 14, 2009, 05:35:37 PM
Im no expert here, but ours is setup by mac address (and the name/pw have been changed)
Is there some way to get around that?
Yeah, almost all wifi cards allow you to flash the firmware with a chosen mac address - I used to bump Windows machines off prepaid cafe wifi networks and switch my laptop to use their mac address and freeload their paid internet ;-)
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Quote from: redxblack on July 14, 2009, 02:59:47 PM
I secured mine with a really easy to guess password, but all my neighbors have open connections. I've been really tempted to just cancel my ISP account and freeload.
I used to do that until my neighbor got foreclosed on and when they finally cut off his power....it killed the service
Quote from: ZLTFUL on July 14, 2009, 04:55:17 PM
I discovered long ago that 99.9% of all encrypted networks can be hacked with about 15 minutes of google browsing. The best part...about 80% of those 99.9% never change the default admin password for their access points/routers.
I used to do this in college to my neighbors which we despised.
I'd log into their router, encrypt it with a password that was random as make the beast with two backs, thus locking them out.
Quote from: somegirl on July 14, 2009, 06:32:37 PM
Our neighbors live too far away to steal it (it is secured as well). 8)
they use alpacaspyware
Quote from: bobspapa on July 15, 2009, 06:28:02 AM
they use alpacaspyware
Red alert!(http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t180/bobspapa/alpacathreatlevel.jpg)
I love messing with wireless networks. We used to have neighbors that were assholes but didn't secure their net and had a default password.
I would make the beast with two backs with them and change the name of it. And then one night I secured it for them. Opps. [laugh]
It is also fun to name your network obscene things and publicly broadcast the SSID.
Also had a pregnant dog of a roommate that decided she didn't need to pay rent or bills any more. Used the MAC filter to block her out. She could no longer do any school work (she was grad student) or email from home. Good times.
Jobu, you're missing a nipple....
That bit of linux code is the bomb. [thumbsup]
if someone actually uses it please post!!!
Quote from: NAKID on July 18, 2009, 08:00:39 AM
Jobu, you're missing a nipple....
Nah, it is just a walleye.
It was gone earlier, it's back now though...
I just realized I spelled internetz wrong
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