Comment The best way... (Score 1) 849
The other day I had my laptop at a friends place. He doesn't have wifi, but there are at least 20 AP's that show up in this aparment complex.
One of them was completley unprotected, having the name "Belkin Gxxx" whatever the model was. Obviously the people plugged it in and just started using it.
I connected, checked my email, did the other small things I had to do. Then I tried logging into the router, as expected, the username and password were the Belkin defaults. I left it unprotected, but changed the broadcast name to
"Belkin lock up your shit"
Two weeks later I went back and I saw it again, this time named "Belkin says thank you" with WEP encryption.
One of them was completley unprotected, having the name "Belkin Gxxx" whatever the model was. Obviously the people plugged it in and just started using it.
I connected, checked my email, did the other small things I had to do. Then I tried logging into the router, as expected, the username and password were the Belkin defaults. I left it unprotected, but changed the broadcast name to
"Belkin lock up your shit"
Two weeks later I went back and I saw it again, this time named "Belkin says thank you" with WEP encryption.
