mark wolfe wrote:
Most pc's connect to open AP's without the user having to do anything.
I can fire up my laptop under Ubuntu or Windows and it will connect to
the strongest wifi network, I don't have to do anything. Worse case
is I have to select a network to connect to. So, which "Linksys"
network is mine?? I've changed my ssid, but I can sit in my living
room and see 4 linksys, mine, and "stacey" who is my neighbor across
the street. All have an excellent signal, and only 2 are locked
down. I sometimes think about opening the wifi and doing the upside
down ternet. :)
http://www.ex-parrot.com/pete/upside-down-ternet.html
Mark
The blurry net is *much* more subtle. The victim would much more likely
think that there's something wrong with his computer, or his screen.
The contrast may be confusing tho. Only the interior of the browser
window would be affected. Maybe this would induce frantic postings to
IE forums (or Firefox forums).
Kewl konsept. :)
(Tho he doesn't say whether or not this would corrupt the file downloads
of his prey. I'm assuming it would?)
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