Frank Cox wrote:
> A new wireless signal showed up on Network Manager on my Fedora 10 laptop
> yesterday named "Free Public Wifi".
You've fallen prey to the most widespread "SSID virus". It might not even
have been intended as such, but it's spreading like one. As others have
said, remove that SSI
Frank Cox wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:13:54 -0600
Les Mikesell wrote:
You see those all over the place and can tell from the 'ad hoc' mode
that it is another computer instead of a real access point. I always
thought it was a scam trying to steal passwords or something, but I
guess it's
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:13:54 -0600
Les Mikesell wrote:
> You see those all over the place and can tell from the 'ad hoc' mode
> that it is another computer instead of a real access point. I always
> thought it was a scam trying to steal passwords or something, but I
> guess it's just another c
Frank Cox wrote:
A new wireless signal showed up on Network Manager on my Fedora 10 laptop
yesterday named "Free Public Wifi".
As there has never, to my knowledge, been any announcement of anyone providing
free public wifi in Melville, I became quite curious about this and attempted
to connect t
A new wireless signal showed up on Network Manager on my Fedora 10 laptop
yesterday named "Free Public Wifi".
As there has never, to my knowledge, been any announcement of anyone providing
free public wifi in Melville, I became quite curious about this and attempted
to connect to it.
However, whi
