By Tom Espiner
Published: Friday 24 August 2007
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Name
Charles Smith
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
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So if my neighbour causes the transmission of his Wifi network into my property and my laptop "unwittingly" picks up the signal and DHCP network config, I am guilty?
Surely the neighbour is guilty of conspiring to cause unauthorised WiFi usage if he/she doesn't encrypt the WiFi transmission.
This is being discussed elsewhere on the web, how ...
Dave Cotton
Reading it again I see it was mentioned that it wa...
Dave Cotton
So if my neighbour causes the transmission of his ...
Charles Smith
So, how did the CSO's know he was using a computer...
James Button
You all miss the point...
'Nicking' someone sit...
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