∅ the empty set

26 Feb 2007

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tags heathrowexpress, london, wardriving, wifi

Wardriving in the Heathrow Express

On our way home from FoWA London 2007, I connected to the internet at Paddington waiting for the train to leave. I kept iStumbler open as we left the station expecting to see the number of access points fade as the train gained momentum. What happened was just the opposite. Amazing.

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