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Granite State making peace with 'war driving'
to "Live free or die."
That's about it. So the Granite State isn't as famous (or infamous) as, say, the Golden State, but soon this sliver of New England may become a hotbed for "war driving." Uber-populated, high-tech areas like Manhattan and San Francisco may seem like more fertile ground for war driving, the... More... Apr 29, 2003
Wi-Fi
to access by unauthorized users who use the access
as a free Internet connection. The activity of locating and
exploiting security-exposed wireless LANs is called war driving. An identifying iconography, called war chalking, has evolved. Any entity that has a wireless LAN should use security...
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Jul 15, 2002
Price, convenience to drive wireless messaging
offices managers are still not embracing the technology."
Santella said that to prove a point about wireless security, a co-worker embarked on what he called "war driving." The co-worker drove around in a Jeep with a wireless-enabled laptop and mapped all the hotspots he was able to connect to... More... May 11, 2004
Step-by-Step Guide: Five Bluetooth security basics
Phone manufacturers released a patch when this threat was announced, but it has not been determined if Bluetooth-enabled PCs are vulnerable.
War nibbling is a take-off on war driving. Instead of cruising for open 802.11 networks, nibbling refers to finding unsecured or unpatched Bluetooth... More... May 10, 2005
Face-off: Enterprise wireless LANs
Visa check cards, Saran Wrap -- but that doesn't mean it's my IT department's responsibility to provide them for me. Ubiquity and flexibility just aren't attributes capable of driving a major technology overhaul in most corporations these days.
I grew up in New England, where Puritan ethics still hold... More... Jan 7, 2004
Related Definitions
Stratellite
HAZMAT response, providing connectivity to first responders for disaster recovery and supplying bridge connectivity for post-war or conflict infrastructure replacement.
Tethered flights of a prototype Stratellite 125 feet in length are scheduled for late August of 2006 in the Mojave Desert north of Los... More... Aug 24, 2006
polite cell phone
and deactivate the phone at such timesMeasure ambient illumination and activate or deactivate the phone on that basis Detect driving data so the phone will not respond to calls if the driver is braking hard, manipulating other controls, or making numerous sharp turnsPrevent a call if the user is currently...
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Feb 16, 2006
Airborne Internet
CNS) and would also be useful to businesses, private Internet users, and government agencies, especially the military. In time of war, for example, an airborne network might enable military planes to operate without the need for a communications infrastructure on the ground. Such a network could also allow...
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Jul 15, 2005
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