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panchabhut · 07-24-09, 12:52 AM

now the Govt has become wiser and says that it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that his/her wifi network is secured.
in case of repeat of the same incident, in the revised scenario, the perrson whose network was used would be treated to have aided and abetted terrorism and would be put in jail and tried under the National Security Act.

Luke Skywalker · 09-02-09, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by panchabhut

now the Govt has become wiser and says that it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that his/her wifi network is secured.
in case of repeat of the same incident, in the revised scenario, the perrson whose network was used would be treated to have aided and abetted terrorism and would be put in jail and tried under the National Security Act.

Stupid law by illeterate law makers. There will always be lopehole in every security.
This will only harassed innocents.

mickey · 09-11-09, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by panchabhut

now the Govt has become wiser and says that it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that his/her wifi network is secured.
in case of repeat of the same incident, in the revised scenario, the perrson whose network was used would be treated to have aided and abetted terrorism and would be put in jail and tried under the National Security Act.

Great step!!!

if someone has wifi he should also be responsible for it...

regarding loopholes, we cannot just think of it.. cause its the company, and i think its responsibility of company to ensure security...

Luke Skywalker · 09-15-09, 04:45 PM

WPA2 can be broken buddy so who will take responsibility then? A crime investigation should be done so that innocent don't get harassed. Of course you can penalise a person if he don't implement anything.

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Yes, via MAC address filtering	0	0%
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07-24-09, 12:52 AM	#21
panchabhut Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 2,215 Rep Power: 9	now the Govt has become wiser and says that it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that his/her wifi network is secured. in case of repeat of the same incident, in the revised scenario, the perrson whose network was used would be treated to have aided and abetted terrorism and would be put in jail and tried under the National Security Act.

09-15-09, 04:45 PM	#24
Luke Skywalker Jedi knight Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: IBF Age: 21 Posts: 1,818 Rep Power: 5	WPA2 can be broken buddy so who will take responsibility then? A crime investigation should be done so that innocent don't get harassed. Of course you can penalise a person if he don't implement anything.