On Tuesday, Jan 28, 2003, at 15:25 US/Central, Jack Rodgers wrote: > On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 12:17 PM, maizychicken at earthlink.net > wrote: > >> All over the country people are setting up wireless networks in their >> homes >> and offices. And of course the signal leaks out beyond their walls. >> So if >> they haven't password protected their network, and you're in range >> with >> your >> airport equipped notebook, you can jump right on. > > Be aware that this is illegal and carries heavy penalties, so try to > not get caught...of course, if the connection is advertised as freely > open to anyone, that is different. But if you use a corporate network, > you might get nailed. Interesting. Under what law is using someone else's wireless network illegal? What are the "heavy penalties?" And how might one "get nailed"? Just curious. Mike