I know there is plenty of info regarding hacking a wireless network key. However is there any possibility of hacking wireless signal that is being broadcast via satellite or other wireless transmission. For example there is a wireless signal being broadcast in my area from a mast on a nearby mountain, people receiving the broadband use an aerial that looks very similar to an MMDS aerial used to receive cable TV (wireless cable).
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Not enough information. If it uses an antenna like MMDS and it is only for internet access then it could be Wifi 802.11X or any one of dozens of other standards or even a bespoke solution that is either licensed or unlicensed.Comment
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[QUOTE=Mjolinor;1349852]Not enough information. If it uses an antenna like MMDS and it is only for internet access then it could be Wifi 802.11X or any one of dozens of other standards or even a bespoke solution that is either licensed or unlicensed.[/Q__UOTE]
_http://www.permanet.ie/New/ I am pretty sure its licensed are any of the standards easily hackable?Comment
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I think that will be Wimax. You have 0 chance of hacking it and in truth it only just works for the people that pay for it. Ireland is the only place I know that is actually using it, it has flopped all over the world.Comment
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just out of interest are there any wirelss signals that can be hacked, and I am not talking about domestic wifi signals I mean signals broadcast from satellite or similarComment
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Stick to the local stuff. If you live near a McD's, KFC, etc, they offer free wifi. You might need to modify a dish to boost the range on your wifi, but it could be just what you're looking for.
There is evidence on-line at instructables that a correctly setup dish can hold a steady connection over a 1-2 mile distance.Canker
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If you are lucky, you can get a really steady signalComment
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