Raoul Duke’s wardriving experiment
It’s not always about drugs & insanity. Sometimes its about finding new & special ways of spreading your first amendment rights anonymously. Posting from a home computer these days provides little or no anonymity whatsoever. So i began my search for another way of spreading the gospel (should i be stopped from doing it in my traditional way of posting from home).
“Wardriving is the act of searching for a wireless network by moving, or stationary vehicle. It involves using a vehicle and a Wi-Fi-equipped computer, such as a laptop or a PDA, to detect the networks. It is similar to using a scanner for radio.”
So basically you drive until you find someone else’s internet connection, & hook the fuck up.
So I spent about 2 weeks looking up information, most of it was absolute bullshit geek crap. There is a large network of geeks who “war drive” simply to find these hot spots and then not use them. What the fuck man? Go out & look for the golden goose & then not fuck it? Are you insane you little star trek fan losers?
After sorting through all the geek “no hacking” information out there I’ve found the proper tools needed. First thing you’re going to need is a really good wireless card. I found a 200mw card (which is the most powerful card legally available on the u.s. market). It’s made by a company called Senao.
Next you will need a antenna to place on top of your car, from 7dbi to 12dbi. The higher the dbi the better. This antenna will have a cord & connector which you then connect to one of the existing screw in holes on the wireless card. Plug it in the laptop & bada bing! There are also antennas that are small & are meant to just attach directly to your laptop which probably won’t pick up as much of a connection but may be fine for a college campus etc.
You should now be able to catch a connection in any neighborhood, car park, bus stop, gas station, industrial park, etc. Anywhere someone has a linksys modem setup on default (which is like everyone) you will be able to catch an internet connection. You want t
The whole setup should run you about $70 if you find it on ebay. Now I’m still a newbie at this so I will post information as I learn. Including the right software to use, how to use it, & how to find/keep a connection while driving down the interstate at 55mph.
Raoul Duke