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Posts from — July 2005
Florida Man Charged with Felony for Accessing Third-party WiFi
Benjamin Smith III was arrested and charged with unauthorized access to a computer network, a third-degree felony in the state of Florida. It’s not clear, however, whether Smith was attempting to access a computer on the network or just browsing the web and checking e-mail.
Sources: ars technica | eWeek | St. Petersburg Times | CNNMoney.com | TechWhack News | Network World | NewsWireless.net | PC World
Related Stories:
- Illinois WiFi ‘Freeloader’ fined US$250 (March 23, 2006)
- Paramount Sues Man for Piracy - But Can’t Find any Evidence (December 14, 2005) - a man cleverly used his unsecured wireless connection as an affirmative defense to allegations that he was pirating movies from Paramount Pictures.
- ‘Stealing’ Your Neighbor’s Net (August 10, 2005)
Categories: WiFi Access
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