Re: How to track down a wireless hacker

From: Jan Heisterkamp (janheisterkamp@web.de)
Date: Sun Nov 11 2007 - 12:26:05 EST

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Hi again,
in my reply there is a grammatical error; I wrote:
> The energy you are wilt to afford to track this freak down you had
> better spent before in securing your Network.
> It's a fact, that you messed it up and not he.
> I guess there is waiting some homework for you...

Correctly it must be:
The energy they are wilt to afford to track this freak down they had
better spent in securing their network.
It's a fact that they messed it up and not he [the attaker]...
I guess there is waiting some homework for them..

Sorry, for the inconvenience, I'm german :D

Regards,
Jan

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