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Re: An idea whose time will never come

The best defense against the **AA's of the world IS to put up an open access point, but protect your own LAN. Once you ask the **AA to PROVE that YOU were responsible for whatever it is they are accusing you of, and point out there is an open AP on your network, they are screwed and have to drop their case.
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