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	Salto sobrius: Tech Note: Warwalking with WiFiFoFum
		But when all you want to do is check your e-mail and read a few blogs on the road, warwalking is what you have to do.
		Residential areas and back streets are good: railway stations and hotels are generally swamped with wifi you have to pay for.
		So I can't do real warwalking with this machine: I'll have to stop at a likely spot, run WiFiFoFum, walk a few blocks, re-start the machine, run WiFiFoFum, and repeat this until I get connected.
	saltosobrius.blogspot.com /2006/03/tech-note-warwalking-with-wififofum.html (568 words)

	N560 Tools for Warwalking (WLAN Sniffing) - WiFiFoFum? - Page 2 - FirstLoox.org - Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Well, although I have heavy restrictions on my wifi network if I saw someone outside my home attempting to log into my network their PDA camera would be taking shots of their inner anal passage.
		Walking around with a PDA to scan for non-authorized access points is an extremely haphazard way to try to prevent people setting up their own hotspots.
		however, i've warwalked a bit through town (appartment buildings, not in the centre) and i've found a lot more wifi connections (most are open) than i'd have imagined.
	www.firstloox.org /forums/showthread.php?p=59032 (1175 words)

	Binary Revolution Forums > Power for laptop while warwalking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Apr 5 2006, 11:26 PM I have no car, which leaves only the option of warwalking rather than wardriving.
		It seems to me that for warwalking, you don't want to use a laptop at all.
		I have no car, which leaves only the option of warwalking rather than wardriving.
	www.binrev.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php?t19592.html (1251 words)

	OSNN Forum - War(Driving\|Walking\|Chalking\|*)
		For those who don't know what Wardriving is, take a read of this pretty comprehensive FaQ: http://faq.wardrive.net/ It explains virtually every aspect of the activity.
		Personally I've been on a few Warwalks through my village and was quite surprised at the amount of networks that are out there, and even more surprised that a high ratio where actually protected (my village is shall we say..
		The antennae are pretty powerful by themselves - I can sit in my room on the 2nd floor of a 8-story building and connect to access points that are physically located in buildings across the street, which is actually quite a distance.
	forum.osnn.net /printthread.php?t=41232 (1537 words)

	to boldly go » Blog Archive » warwalking at west ed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Spending the day doing some warwalking at the biggest mall in the world.
		It’s kind of funny how they offer their 24.95 per day WiFi access while about 30 minutes spent walking around shows up another like 40 access points most of which are unprotected..
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	www.herbertm.ca /?p=10 (84 words)

	WarXing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Warbiking — similar in nature to Wardriving, except that it is done on a bike rather than a motor vehicle.
		Warwalking — similar in nature to Wardriving and Warbiking, except that it is done by walking rather than from a vehicle.
		Warchalking — the name for marking the location of an active Wi-Fi wireless network with a chalk mark on the sidewalk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WarXing (210 words)

	Warwalking GPS? - NetStumbler.org WiFi Forums
		The Pharos needs to be powered so that wont work, the Garmins are OK, but need to much cabling and seem a little costly, no?.
		Yeah I could carry around the Garmin with the iPAQ, but I was hoping someone came up with a tested/working more "compact" solution.
		I can warwalk up to 20hours wihout recharging the bats.
	www.netstumbler.org /showthread.php?p=45130 (815 words)

	The CodeMode Chronicles / 2003 / May / 17
		With highs in the high 70s and sunshine all day, it’s a perfect day to take out the Zaurus for another round of warwalking.
		With the Z in my hand, it almost seems silly to consider making these little covert passes through my town with a laptop - the preferred warwalking tool.
		We’re a very computer-literate city (primarily Macs), but still a bit in the back-waters when it comes to wireless.
	steidler.net /2003/05/17 (571 words)

	SOLD: Dell Axim X5 & extras, Perfect for Wardriving / Warwalking - Topic Powered by eve community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I was a Palm user for a long time, but I switched to PocketPCs for the power they offer.
		Warwalking, packet sniffing, watching movies, etc. Palm just isn't for power users any more.
		I do a lot of freelance computer work and this little baby was a God-send when trouble shooting wireless networks.
	episteme.arstechnica.com /eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/57909216/m/992003282631 (458 words)

	Hand Coding » Blog Archive » Warwalking in Dallas
		As the weather gets nicer in the coming weeks, I’ve been thinking that it could be rather nice to work outside some days, just sitting under a shady tree enjoying the spring breeze.
		So, on Friday afternoon, I decided to go warwalking.
		You may have already heard of wardriving — driving around with a laptop looking for WiFi access points — but I needed more granularity than that.
	www.handcoding.com /archives/2004/03/23/warwalking-in-dallas (742 words)

	Yoz Grahame's Cheerleader: Dan warwalking with his Tungsten C by Old Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Yoz Grahame's Cheerleader: Dan warwalking with his Tungsten C by Old Street
		Dan warwalking with his Tungsten C by Old Street
		Hendon takes another step towards New York with Uncle Doovy's kosher ice cream van.
	cheerleader.yoz.com /2003/07/dan_warwalking_with_his_tungst.html (83 words)

	OISec » WarWalking in Downtown Sittard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		05 Aug '04 - 68 W - + 0 - 0 WarWalking in Downtown Sittard
		Well I went warwalking in downtown sittard, laptop in backpack, gps onboard and let's walk :)
		I noticed there are quite some access points in downtown sittard, especially around the bars are a lot of OPEN accesspoints to be found :)
	mt.oisec.net /archive/2004/08/05/warwalking_in_downtown_sittard (123 words)

	Warchalking and Wardriving: Overview
		We are aware of two enthusiasts who use a bicycle in wardriving; one contact in Australia has used a helicopter and - more scarily, at least for people in his flight path - a light plane.
		In major urban centres it is arguably easier to engage in 'warwalking', roam the strrets with a PDA running a stumbling utility like MiniStumbler.
		Fans have also referred to 'warcabbing' - nothing more elaborate than watching a laptop in the back seat of a taxi.
	www.caslon.com.au /warchalknote.htm (1947 words)

	Warskating (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The latest 2600, 21:3, has an article about warwalking.
		I decided to one up that arty by warskating downtown Albuquerque and dropping it on [oldskoolphreak].
		Shouts to Stank, NotTheory and the rest of the DDP, Natas, Doug and Sgt. Switchhook/Hillbilly Jim/Mr.
	www.oldskoolphreak.com /tfiles/wifi/warskating/warskating.html (254 words)

	Turns of Phrase: Warchalking
		The first was the 1980s term war dialling for the way that hackers systematically dialled telephone numbers in search of a modem that might give them network access.
		More recent examples include war driving (driving around with a portable computer, looking for unsecured wireless networks) and warwalking (the same idea, but on foot).
		In a sign of its vitality, warchalking has already given rise to the parody terms chalkchalking, pubchalking, and blogchalking and it is being seriously suggested that the symbols should also mark legitimate access points.
	www.worldwidewords.org /turnsofphrase/tp-war1.htm (326 words)

	Wiffy on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Went WarWalking with Wiffi on my Palm and here are the (blurred) results.
		Went WarWalking with Wiffi on my Palm and here are the (blurred) results.
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	www.flickr.com /photos/cliph/5134733 (93 words)

	Airport Station Access Log - MacNN Forums
		I walked out of my apartment this afternoon and saw a guy sitting on the stairs with a 14" iBook, and I am assume he was warwalking.
		This makes me paranoid, and I want to be able to see if he was on my wireless network or the dolt next door.
		I have it setup up to only have a DCHP of 4 ips so that only my 4 computers have an IP.
	forums.macnn.com /92/networking/158823/airport-station-access-log (1120 words)

	The OQO: WindowsXP in the Palm of Your Hand \| Tom's Hardware UK and Ireland
		Another less-apparent application is to use the OQO to find wireless access points, also known as wardriving or warwalking.
		I installed Netstumbler 0.4.0, a free program that detects and logs wireless access points, onto the OQO with no problems.
		Since the OQO has a USB port, aspiring wireless hackers can attach USB wireless adapters such as the Parkervision USB Wireless adapter I used for a short warwalking experiment.
	tomshardware.co.uk /2004/12/14/the_oqo/page4.html (512 words)

	four dots not in a row » Warwalking in Cologne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		four dots not in a row » Warwalking in Cologne
		I never thought, warwalking (you know, like wardriving with the modifications needed due my lack of a drivers licence) could become more interesting than “oh!
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	blog.j03.de /index.php/2005/warwalking-in-cologne (211 words)

	Warwalking, a sign of the times… - Computerworld Blogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Warwalking, a sign of the times… - Computerworld Blogs
		We’ve all heard of wardriving but I think with gas prices at record levels, a new trend called warwalking will soon become even more popular.
		With more and more small handheld devices surfacing with built-in WiFi capability, wardrivers will - with Pocket PC in hand - walk around neighborhoods in search of rogue wireless access points.
	www.computerworld.com /blogs/node/1054 (542 words)

	War Walking - Waikato Linux Users Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WarWalking is much like WarDriving minus the car.
		You don't have to stop and get out of the car.
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	www.wlug.org.nz /WarWalking (137 words)

	fuzzyLizard » Blog Archive » Warwalking on Yonge Street in Toronto
		fuzzyLizard » Blog Archive » Warwalking on Yonge Street in Toronto
		The Friday just before the Canadian Thanksgiving I decided to take a walk up Yonge street from Dundas Street to Bloor Street.
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	www.fuzzylizard.com /archives/2003/10/20/248 (408 words)

	Binary Revolution Forums > Warwalking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Feb 22 2006, 12:16 AM I know how you feel.
		I warwalked for 14km as part of a survey of the downtown core of my city.
		Feb 22 2006, 07:25 PM dont be such a lazy fatass, go run on a tred mill or somthing.
	www.binrev.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php?t18791.html (1135 words)

	NetStumbler.org WiFi Forums - View Single Post - My WarWalking Setup
		NetStumbler.org WiFi Forums - View Single Post - My WarWalking Setup
		Ok after having the laptop setup for a while, I wanted to get something smaller because I hated lugging the laptop around...
		Targus Camera Classic Series Case (extra roomy, fits ipaq with sleeve perfectly, sliced part of the top off so I could just insert the pcmcia card.
	www.netstumbler.org /showpost.php?p=21183&postcount=1 (105 words)

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