Also, it's really good to only allow connection for certain Mac addresses.
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Quatrux
Posted 25 August 2011 - 08:20 PM
Also, it's really good to only allow connection for certain Mac addresses.
Posted 31 July 2011 - 03:23 AM
I need a password for jagger and shawn-wireess cuzz I'm trying to dowload a soundtrack which is my favorite so I can put it on my music player Please I'm 14 and I really need it.
-reply by Brett
Posted 24 February 2011 - 08:11 PM
I live in cameroon.I'm subscribed to an ISP through which by opening your browser u hav to log in your password and login to have internet access.Pls I need help on how to hack such isp .What sort of soft should I use.Pls I'm a newbie
-question by hotsaucePosted 16 September 2010 - 07:37 AM
Hacking is easy you just have to feel it in your heart, It is possible. If you have wifi on your laptop, run the search function. It will show you which networks are available in your location. They may be coded however. But you will be surprised how many free services there are, and how many people do not realize they have not secured their network. If you find a connection with a small box in the right corner, it means it's an ad-hoc network. You may try to connect but not be able to, but if you can't, just run the network set up wizard, wait until it finds it then add it !Otherwise, if you can only get secured networks then you need to get more sophisticated. Try googling airsnort for windows for more info.The wireless net work would need to be broadcasting its SSID (Network Name) and be unsecured I.E have no password to log on to it.Or it could have WEP encryption which is easy to crack or no encryption and no Network card Mac Address filtering as each network card has a unique Mac Address.The only secure way is to employ Mac Address filtering, don't broadcast the SSID and use WPA, and Limit the number of Connections and even use Static IP (when you tie and unique ip number to each network card.)Yes, you can connect to anyone's WiFi as long as there is no password on it. You will ALSO need a WiFi card in your computer, if you don't have this you wont receive the signal, if there is a password on the WiFi there are certain programs you can download that get around the password for you, if you have drivers in your wifi card. To connect to a wifi connectionOn mac, next to the battery icon there is the "airport" icon, click on the icon and it should list all available wifi connections. On windows, open up internet connection, click on wireless connection then click search or scan.Routers send out signals and they can not be controlled where they go. They go out in a circle all around for around 100 feet. If someone was to go in a car by the house and open up their wireless network you will see something like LINUX, 2WIRE***, MY HOUSE, and stuff like that. You will pick up from the signal that the routers are sending out. Most networks are password protected but can easily be broken into by typing in a simple password. I am not going to tell you guys the pass/txtmngr/images/smileys/smiley1.Gif
-reply by Shaista
Posted 04 December 2009 - 09:58 PM
How do I do this from my ps3? I tried to get on from my neighbors wireless conection, imy friend said he could do that, but I'm having trouble...
reply by PS3NET
Posted 05 November 2009 - 05:14 AM
yordan
Posted 24 October 2008 - 08:50 PM
This is far away from the topic of this tutorial. You should rather open a new topic in the "Antivirus and Anti-spyware" section, it would be more efficient.I am using Laptop so may time my home page is pop up when i hit on any links on the web page what i thinks that there is a any virus on my computer i scan it by anti virus but it is not shown any thread on my laptop could any way give the right way to resolve this problem on my laptop i blocked all pop up on the explorer menu. and i am using security firewall still have this problem any idea suggestion most welcome but please not say to reinstalled it again give the steps.
rpgsearcherz
Posted 24 October 2008 - 06:49 AM
veerumits
Posted 23 October 2008 - 10:34 PM
It is possible. If you have wifi on your laptop, run the search function. It will show you which networks are available in your location. They may be coded however. But you will be surprised how many free services there are, and how many people do not realize they have not secured their network. If you find a connection with a small box in the right corner, it means it's an ad-hoc network. You may try to connect but not be able to, but if you can't, just run the network set up wizard, wait until it finds it then add it !
Otherwise, if you can only get secured networks then you need to get more sophisticated. Try googling airsnort for windows for more info.
The wireless net work would need to be broadcasting its SSID (Network Name) and be unsecured i.e have no password to log on to it.
Or it could have WEP encryption which is easy to crack or no encryption and no Network card Mac Address filtering as each network card has a unique Mac Address.
The only secure way is to employ Mac Address filtering, don't broadcast the SSID and use WPA, and Limit the number of Connections and even use Static IP (when you tie and unique ip number to each network card.)
Yes, you can connect to anyone's WiFi as long as there is no password on it. You will ALSO need a WiFi card in your computer, if you don't have this you wont receive the signal, if there is a password on the WiFi there are certain programs you can download that get around the password for you, if you have drivers in your wifi card. To connect to a wifi connection
On mac, next to the battery icon there is the "airport" icon, click on the icon and it should list all available wifi connections. On windows, open up internet connection, click on wireless connection then click search or scan.
Routers send out signals and they can not be controlled where they go. They go out in a circle all around for around 100 feet. If someone was to go in a car by the house and open up their wireless network you will see something like LINUX, 2WIRE***, MY HOUSE, and stuff like that. You will pick up from the signal that the routers are sending out. Most networks are password protected but can easily be broken into by typing in a simple password. I am not going to tell you guys the password.
TavoxPeru
Posted 22 October 2008 - 07:21 AM
But not any more, now i'm able to configure correctly all my network devices, because i have the information
Best regards,



