NYCPHP Meetup

[edward potter]

Regarding Starbucks wifi, interesting article in this months 2600
Magazine about taking over that network. You basically become the
router.

Lots of Mac address stuff hacking.  Yipes!   :-)



On 11/13/06, Craig Thomas <craig at juxtadigital.com> wrote:
> > On 11/11/06, Peter Sawczynec <ps at pswebcode.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> I am moving from NYC to Tampa, Florida Gulf Coast area in several days.
> >> I'll be mobile, on the road for 2-3 months till I set permanent new
> >> home/office.
>
> Enjoy that sun for the rest of us (:
>
> >> Have you experienced whether one can use FTP clients for normal anonymous
> >> FTP?
> >> Telnet, WinSCP, putty and Windows Remote Desktop?
> >> Will these work through these service interfaces?
>
> As no one else seemed to, I'll mention server firewall rules as a
> possible impediment. While Starbucks (or whoever) may not filter your
> traffic, lots of  servers will have a restriction on which IPs (and
> sometimes even MAC addresses) can even connect to them...just something
> to think about.
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