| Subject: | Re: Well I tried |
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| From: | Clint Sharp <clint@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:54:42 +0100 |
| Newsgroups: | uk.comp.home-networking |
In message <nisp84djngqc0sgvu268e70gu4fmu433q7@xxxxxxx>, Anthony R. Gold <not-for-mail@xxxxxxxxxx> writes It announces that you have a PC or laptop which makes your home worth a punt, after all the scrotes use mobile phones to hunt bluetooth enabled sat nav and other electronics in car parks. Plenty of WiFi enabled mobiles kicking around now so it's just a matter of time if it's not happening already.Why is that? Will someone follow along the radio waves and rob your home? Will announcing the location of the AP make the network any more hackable? Unlikely if it's been configured properly. It's easy, having family in the police force and knowing (reformed I might add) people who's prior occupations involved relieving people of their possessions, makes you realise that little tips like that are worth knowing because it's so simple to fix (if you were daft enough)I read so much paranoid stuff like this that I wonder what is on the minds of those who spread it and so I am moved to ask. Tony -- Clint Sharp |
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