dennis@home wrote:


"Mike Barnes" wrote in message
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"dennis@home" :
Don't forget that all the important stuff is encrypted before it leaves
the browser.

Don't forget that for some of us, a lot of important stuff doesn't go
anywhere near a browser.

Its done like that because of the ease of hacking the wired networks.

It's only easy for networks outside the premises. We're talking about a
network inside the premises.

So if I want to hack in I just wait for an open door, walk in and plug
in a wireless bridge somewhere and you are none the wiser and I can so
what I like.
Its just a matter of being worth the effort or do i just trick you into
loading a keylogger program or put a keylogger hardware bit in while I
am hacking the LAN.
Its all easy to get stuff so be careful.
Then there are the others you can do by hacking the targets router
before you get onto what you can do to an ISPs links out there in the
green cabinets.

Dennis thinks he's in 'spooks'

The man who can tap an optical fibre in microseconds, and has the ten to
a hundred grands worth of hardware to filter it.

In his white van, parked suspiciously by the optical cable sneaking out
of the cabinet.