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Febuaury 2003 News

February 26 2003

Wanna help me? Check out Wireless Networks: how to Hack and Secure. and if you buy, wardriving.com gets $$. so I guess I''m no longer non-profit. heh sellout.
Anyone from Brazil. I have a reporter for Geek in San Paulo that would like to do an interview.
Brazil has a magazine titled "Hacker". nice it has warlinux. (i'm one segfault away from 0.6 i swear.)
ABC Action News of Tampa, FL has a story on wardrivers, with Video
An article from KSTP TV ABC 5. The first three paragraphs suck.
Since when is this true -> 'War stands for "wireless access revolution."' since never.
Big (26Meg) and Small (8Meg) versions of the Video from TcWUG.
Baltimore Business Journal and Hacking with a can of chips.
Warchalking raises more hype.
The Moreover news service is going away. I got the "you are not throwing money at us" letter. so it was kind of useless anyways. If you still want to grace their "costly" service go here and do your own news searches. for free of course. ;)

February 24 2003

WiFi Security gets a boost from IDG News
It seems the CIA of Canada, the CSIS, is interested in the Wardrivers from Alberta.
Forbes on wireless security.

February 21 2003

Stefan Puffer has been found innocent! He was accused of hacking the Harriss County district clerk's wireless network.
Lots of sources, Houston Chronicle, 2600.com, Houston Chronicle pre-trial, Security News Portal
VPN's and Radius may seem much for Ipaq's, but it's better than the alternatives.
How a Hospital secures wireless.
The Wi-Fi Caravan Hits the Road on it's way to CodeCon 2003, wardriving all the way of course.

February 20 2003

WHIFF - Wireless Iintrusion Detection System from Foundstone Security and CMU
The era of drive-by hacking hits London.
Wireless Security Interview with Mark Winter, highlighting Funk Software, which offers a complete 802.1x / EAP-TTLS / RADIUS solution called Odyssey
Wardriving in Sacramento.
Whoops!"Wardriving is just basically driving around and looking for open Internet access," wardriver Michael Kean said.
Looking for the existance of wireless networks and stealing access are two very different things.
Wardriving highlights need to secure WLANs from CRN.

February 19 2003

During the blizzard I updated Warlinux and I hope I am about 5 hrs away from completing 0.6 stay tuned.
From The Register, "The security of London's wireless networks remains pitifully slack. " on vnunet.com as well.
Are you Vulnerable? from richmond.com
First News in Colorado has a story on wardriving.

February 6 2003

*link fixed* New Whitepaper from Jhason Abuan titled "Storage Without Wires". Interesting.
Open wireless networks pose a dilemma.
Cnet has a "guide" to wireless.
New version of Aerosol is out.
Some forumns are up at dhfiber.net.

February 4 2003

wardriving in florida. go go First Coast News I-Team.
Defence Dept, firms reach WiFi pact and a slashdot discussion.
I am still working on WarLinux. after a machine crash and other mishaps I have all the data and will work on it in my freetime.

"It's like the old days of war dialing,
The new wireless vulnerabilities are even worse than the old methods."
--Kevin Mitnick relating war dialing to war driving at RSA conference.