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• (January 12, 2023, 01:18:11 AM)

[12AX7]

One of my neighbors has apparently set up a wireless network, and it's totally wide open. I recently purchased a laptop with built - in wireless, and soon as I booted up here in my living room, I was online.
 Now, many of you may be thinking "Wow! What luck!" but I'm not. Well... I sorta am, but I'd really rather find out who it is and let them know. They are my neighbors, after all, and I'd rather them know me as looking out for them than mooching their bandwidth. So, my question is; is there any way for me to find out who; or better yet is there any way to send them some kind of message? I'm not gonna go door-to-door; Im not going to put THAT much effort into it, but I would like to let them know if I could.
Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated. If it can't be done (I kinda think it can) then I guess I'll relax and enjoy my free bandwidth; I can't cover for everybody's ignorance, but I wanna try to help em out first...

[Chris]

If they have a networked printer, you can print them out a friendly message and hopefully they'll see it. Also, when connected to their network, I believe you can send a net send * message via the command prompt, and it will go to all computers within the work group or the domain.

A bunch of my neighbors have unsecured wireless networks. They're all assholes anyway, so I don't care enough to let any of them know.

[12AX7]

Thanks, Chris. I'll try the printer if there is one; if not then the net send...   after that; I dont care, lol.

[xolik]

If they have a networked printer, then you simply MUST print out a full color goatse.

[12AX7]

+1  AHAHAH!!!   If I could only capture their reactions....

[TheJudge]

You could also stick a sign on your front lawn that reads

"Free intraweb access!

A nearby idiot is running an unsecured wireless network"

[12AX7]

I'm afraid they'd all park in my drive, though! 

[Chris]

Speaking of wirless networks, the college that I attend offerers wireless access on the entire campus. I figured, "Great, I can get a lot of stuff done - Homework, get email, respond to IMs all while using my own laptop away from the rest of the morons." Well, I thought wrong. Apparently they limit access to port 80, and only port 80. There goes remote desktop access, access to AIM, and access to my own web-based email, which runs off of port 2088.

There goes doing anything that I wanted to get done.

End rant.

[Demosthenes]

One of my neighbors has apparently set up a wireless network, and it's totally wide open. I recently purchased a laptop with built - in wireless, and soon as I booted up here in my living room, I was online.
 Now, many of you may be thinking "Wow! What luck!" but I'm not. Well... I sorta am, but I'd really rather find out who it is and let them know. They are my neighbors, after all, and I'd rather them know me as looking out for them than mooching their bandwidth. So, my question is; is there any way for me to find out who; or better yet is there any way to send them some kind of message? I'm not gonna go door-to-door; Im not going to put THAT much effort into it, but I would like to let them know if I could.
Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated. If it can't be done (I kinda think it can) then I guess I'll relax and enjoy my free bandwidth; I can't cover for everybody's ignorance, but I wanna try to help em out first...

Put 192.168.1.1 into a browser and see if you can connect to the router's admin page (if it's a Linksys... if it's a D-Link router I believe the default is 192.168.0.1).  Chances are they never changed the default admin password (which would be blank if it's a Linksys, and I think it's "admin" for both the username and password if it's a D-Link).

Then change the admin pasword, lock the router down by MAC address and kick them off their own router.

That will let them know that their router is unsecured.

[Crystalmonkey]

I think by default linksys blocks wireless from accessing the admin page. (I believe mine did for me, at any rate...)

[dcrog]

I think that's only if you secured it.  You should be able to configure your wireless device before securing it to a hard wired box.  If they left it wide open then you can still get there.

Then again that may be just D-link.

[Demosthenes]

No, I was able to get to my Linksys router's admin page wirelessly when I first got it.

Those things are 100% unsecure out of the box.

[dcrog]

They may not be using the wireless for their computer.  My son got wireless for his Play station, X box, or whatever the hell he plays these days.

I'd be willing to bet he never secured it.

[Cyber_Sniper]

One of my neighbours has a unsecured network.  Although I haven't figured out which one it is.  I'll tell them one day, once I have downloaded the entire James Bond collection onto my server.
I'm guessing that their pc isn't secured either oh the fun that could be had but I'm just not like that...

[Crystalmonkey]

Speaking of wirless networks, the college that I attend offerers wireless access on the entire campus. I figured, "Great, I can get a lot of stuff done - Homework, get email, respond to IMs all while using my own laptop away from the rest of the morons." Well, I thought wrong. Apparently they limit access to port 80, and only port 80. There goes remote desktop access, access to AIM, and access to my own web-based email, which runs off of port 2088.

There goes doing anything that I wanted to get done.

End rant.

Forgot to mention this, but google HTTP Tunnel for how to get around that.