3 pointsby OutOfHere8 hours ago3 comments
  • dlcarrier5 hours ago
    >The flight crew turned off the aircraft’s legitimate Wi-Fi network for around 30 minutes due to the incident.

    That would force everyone trying to connect to their network onto the bootleg network.

    Also, you don't need commercial tools to create a Wi-Fi access point. Any laptop can do it.

    • an hour ago
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  • ButlerianJihad5 hours ago
    Remember “Free Public WiFi”? It was viral! https://computer.rip/2023-07-29-Free-Public-WiFi.html
  • OutOfHere8 hours ago
    > The pilots said a passenger “created a scam Wi-Fi” that was designed to impersonate the airplane’s legitimate wireless network.
    • rewsiffer5 hours ago
      I'm surprised this is news. I would assume this happens multiple times per day on nearly every airline?