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Wardriving

Rod

Rod

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I decided to setup my laptop to go wardriving tonight. I drove up the street about 4 miles, and netstumbler counted 110 networks. Most of them were wide open.

Anyone ever try doing this? Netstumbler is a great program. :)

You wouldn't believe how many people leave their username/password saved on their cable/dsl modems: 192.168.0.1

Amazing...
 
Uhhhhhhh, I'm a dummy so can ya explain this again real slow?
What's wardriving?
What's netstumbler?
How can you tell that people have their username/password saved on their cable/dsl modems?
What is 192.168.0.1?

I'm asking because I'll bet I'm guilty of whatever it is you found and I want to make the necessary changes to protect myself ;)
 
http://www.wardrive.net/http://www.wardriving.com/



The act of driving around in a vehicle with a laptop computer, an antenna, and an 802.11 wireless LAN adapter to exploit existing wireless networks. Set on promiscuous mode, the wireless adapter, typically a NIC, will receive packets within its range. Wardriving exploits wireless networks that have ranges that extend outside the perimeter of buildings in order to gain free internet access or illegal access to an organization’s data. One safeguard against wardriving is using the WEP encryption standard.
 
***********************************
*** Downtown Colorado Springs ***
***********************************

MAC: 00409644F6A5
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00055DECA51A
SSID: default
Channel: 6
Vendor: D-Link
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 90

MAC: 00409641630C
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040964092CA
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096455610
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00409641E280
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096453697
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040964107E5
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096453396
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096455E34
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096412147
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0030651CE22A
SSID: UpInfront
Channel: 10
Vendor: Apple
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096451044
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096463463
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040964109FF
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00409655B13D
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00409645375E
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0006256045BB
SSID: heine
Channel: 8
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096455C24
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096452D7E
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040964555F4
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096415D9C
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040964105BD
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096415472
SSID: cos
Channel: 3
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: No
Flags: 0021
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00409644EEAC
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00409640A921
SSID: cos
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 000625539D66
SSID: 101
Channel: 6
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096416EF1
SSID: cos
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00501805AFB6
SSID: ERNEST_T_BASS
Channel: 6
Vendor: Advanced Multimedia Internet
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 90

MAC: 0006255D5821
SSID: harborlights
Channel: 6
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00022D22F3C6
Channel: 4
Vendor: Agere (Lucent) Orinoco
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096416397
SSID: cos
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

*********************
*** Other Areas ***
*********************

CompUSA
7690 N. Academy Blvd.
MAC: 003065025698
Channel: 11
Vendor: Apple
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

FrontRange Solutions
1125 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 004096306EB8
MAC: 00409632D877
MAC: 00409648949B
MAC: 004096316F78
MAC: 004096439DE5
MAC: 004096305127
MAC: 00409630BA22
MAC: 00409633D591
MAC: 00409632A2C5
MAC: 00409643A8E0
SSID: FRS
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

Key Center
1115 Elkton Dr.
MAC: 00508B992DC9
SSID: CW-COS
Channel: 6
Vendor: Compaq
WEP: No
Flags: 0005
Beacon Interval: 80

Key Center
1115 Elkton Dr.
MAC: 00032F01161D
SSID: linksys
Channel: 6
Vendor: GST (Linksys)
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

Rusinak Real Estate
7880 N. Academy Blvd.
MAC: 00045A265527
SSID: rusinak
Name: Prism I
Channel: 6
Vendor: Linksys
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

Sheraton Colorado Springs
2886 S. Circle Dr.
MAC: 004096485ED7
SSID: Wayport_Access
Channel: 5
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

Tech for Less
4825 Centennial Blvd.
MAC: 00501806D28A
SSID: default
Name: Prism I
Channel: 6
Vendor: Advanced Multimedia Internet
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Becon Interval: 90

USA.Net
1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 00409640043D
SSID: USA.Net_AP
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

USA.Net
1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 0040964939DD
SSID: USA.Net_AP
Channel: 11
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

USA.Net
1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 00409640053C
SSID: USA.Net_AP
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

USA.Net
1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 0040964071C9
SSID: USA.Net_AP
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

Xircom
SW corner of Centennial and Garden of the Gods
MAC: 004096352D17
SSID: IntelWLAN
Channel: 3
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Becon Interval: 100

Xircom
SW corner of Centennial and Garden of the Gods
MAC: 00409633B6F0
SSID: IntelWLAN
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Becon Interval: 100

Xircom
SW corner of Centennial and Garden of the Gods
MAC: 00409634F319
SSID: IntelWLAN
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Becon Interval: 100

1110 Elkton Dr.
MAC: 00409632FEC6
SSID: markkenmike
Channel: 1
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

1465 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
MAC: 0006255FD917
SSID: linksys
Channel: 6
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

4775 Centennial Blvd.
MAC: 003065031FA6
SSID: airplanesrus
Channel: 1
Vendor: Apple
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

University of Colorado
MAC: 00C002C60630
SSID: SpeedStream
Channel: 11
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

Near University of Colorado
MAC: 000625540B40
SSID: linksys
Channel: 6
WEP: No
Flags: 0001
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 00601DF140A1
SSID: Certification University
Channel: 3
Vendor: Agere (Lucent) WaveLAN
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0006255168A6
SSID: COLO
Channel: 11
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0011
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 004096581FD7
SSID: evon160
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: Yes
Flags: 0031
Beacon Interval: 100

MAC: 0040965815E3
SSID: evon160
Channel: 6
Vendor: Cisco (Aironet)
WEP: No
Flags: 0021
Beacon Interval: 100
 
Well, if you ever come to Cleveland, TN, you are locked out from mine, but the Panera Bread Store and I think 15 others all welcome you! lol.
 
coventrycat86 said:
Hey, I recognize one of those, USA.NET

I forgot that they are in Colorado Springs. I have my email through them. LOL, does this mean you can hack into my email? :D
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:rolleyes: :whistling: :whistling: ;)
 
Rod said:
I decided to setup my laptop to go wardriving tonight. I drove up the street about 4 miles, and netstumbler counted 110 networks. Most of them were wide open.

Anyone ever try doing this? Netstumbler is a great program. :)

You wouldn't believe how many people leave their username/password saved on their cable/dsl modems: 192.168.0.1

Amazing...
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Uhhhhh Rod, you don't know that much about me.......do ya? :blush: :whistling: ??? ??? ???

Check this out....

Computer hackers captured the names, Social Security numbers and other information of more than 30,000 students and staff at George Mason University earlier this month, school officials said Monday.

The university, which is in Fairfax, near Washington D.C., discovered on Jan. 3 that intruders had hacked into a server containing the protected information, school spokesman Daniel Walsch said. He said the university notified all students and staff.
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George Mason U. hacked
 
It's too easy for Identity thieves ( and Rod :laugh: ) to get information
unprotected computers, people with accsess to the info selling it ect...
I have a credit card with a small limit just for internet & telephone use


Bill
 
coventrycat86 said:
Hey, I recognize one of those, USA.NET

I forgot that they are in Colorado Springs. I have my email through them. LOL, does this mean you can hack into my email? :D
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Hey Backslide420
could you send an e-mail from CC to Senator Clinton
asking to work for her in CT to support her presidential run in 2008??

:sign: :sign:


Bill
 
:D ..


I do that sometimes when I am on a business trip... And need to connect to the internet.. I will drive around until I get a nice signal from a Wireless LAN.. and go from there..

Interesting some of the things you can do or find.. Some ppl I tell ya.. and the worst is alot of businesses that use wifi...leave themselves so open.. But than again I always send them a letter..introducing myself as a network security specialist.. :D better than cold calling :thumbs:
 
I know my wireless is encrypted and safe but I do appreciate the other wireless units in my complex that aren't.
And on another note, I remember reading about a guy who was caught driving around and d/ling kiddy porn threw un protected network systems this way.
Seems as thou he had multiple laptops in vehicle to use other peoples ISP's, cops pulled him over cause of funny glow comming from his car lol
 
Roseysman said:
I know my wireless is encrypted and safe but I do appreciate the other wireless units in my complex that aren't.
And on another note, I remember reading about a guy who was caught driving around and d/ling kiddy porn threw un protected network systems this way.
Seems as thou he had multiple laptops in vehicle to use other peoples ISP's, cops pulled him over cause of funny glow comming from his car lol
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Yes, I heard about that. They caught some perv sitting in his car downloading child porn off someone else's network.
 
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