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David Kelly wrote:

>Some find it entertaining to surf the streets with a laptop looking for 
>access points. Once found its not hard to get in if only WEP is used. I 
>have the hardware but have not enabled wireless here until I find/make 
>the time to enforce IPsec over that link.
>
>  
>
Yeah, wise though.  "Wardriving"?  Watch out for marks
on the pavement! I guess all those guys run Linux?

/me ducks and runs...

Kevin Kinsey
DaleCo, S.P.