By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 16 December 2004
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Name
Philip Bouscarle
Location
UK
Occupation
time waster
Comment
Wardriving means driving around an area looking for unencrypted open wifi access points (I think!)
Please could somebody define "Wardriving"? Here in...
David Gaskill
David,
I believe "wardriving" is defined as dri...
Jason Smith
For the benefit of David Gaskill:
"Wardriving" ...
Jamie
Apparently we don't always get them in England - I...
Roj Ash
Wardriving means driving around an area looking fo...
Philip Bouscarle
Wardriving - don't know who created the term. A te...
Simon Curry
apparently it comes from wardialling, an ancient h...
fnord
I hadn't heard the term 'wardialling' before, but ...
Anonymous
Thi is a typical silcon.com headline - the high s...
Bernice Roust
Wardialling comes from the movie War Games where t...
Anonymous
David,
I believe "wardriving" is defined as dri...
Jason Smith
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY A GAME?
That line is a c...
Joe Whitehead
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Wardriving...
Anonymous
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