FBI Surveillance Van #23

Its called a joke, you can name your router whatever you want dude.
Ive seen many; optimus prime, fuckstick, the universe

Watch the AT&T trucks. They are never really AT&T.

Friend of mine named the icon for "My Computer" DELETE ALL FILES, and when a computer guy came over to work on it he didn't want to click on it. LOL

Good deterrent. I've got an old router broadcasting from upstairs that isn't plugged to anything as a decoy and actual router not broadcasting that is named "dial-up"

LOL 28k

I'm about to name my router "Shut your fucking little yapper dog up!" Maybe the neighbors will see it.

I am surprised the number of people around me who don't know shit about securing their network.

LOL... call them assholes by name...

I just now noticed a new wireless network in my range called "Surveillance Van #4"

Who's networks are these?

Oh, I think that is totally funny.

Now I will have to think of a name for my own router.

I'm going to rename mine "Secret Espionage Network #26"

But really, I doubt it's just a fad, or that the original poster lives near me.

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According to a media report out of San Antonio, the man recently accused of planning to assassinate a Saudi diplomat in Washington, DC, was not the sharpest tool in the box. However, if neighbour accounts are to be taken at face value, the same could be said of the FBI agents tasked with foiling his alleged plot.

It's unlikely, however, that those accounts are worth face value.

From a story on MySanAntonio.com: "Neighbours, however, said it had been years since (suspect Manssor) Arbabsiar lived in the stucco house he once shared with his wife on a suburban cul-de-sac. They said it appeared as many as 10 people were living in the house, and lately there had been some signs of suspicious activity: When residents looked for available Wi-Fi networks, names like "FBI Van 1" would pop up."

and

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Tampa police arrested an expelled high school student and charged him with planning to blow up Freedom High School on the first day of class next Tuesday.

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On Sunday evening, he posted this interesting item on his Facebook status page: "The weirdest thing happened today ... when my homie was trying to connect to a wireless network the connections list came up and one of them was called: FBI_SURVEILLANCE_VAN… It was weird..."

If they want to be secretive about their montioring, why don't they pick a more nondescript name?

I know where you live

so I guess a bad choice would be "most wanted terrorist in the worlds network"

I named mine, "Fountain of Spyware"

We are talking about cops you know. They will never actually control the world because of their stupidity. Intelligent people don't become powerhungry control freaks.

You're being watched as we speak.

They assume most perps have no clue about wireless networking.

Well there has been some highly suspicious activities in the area not too long ago.

So I guess this is not so surprising.

[link to mashable.com]

HaHa!

Now it's obviously someone's goofy network name.

No agent worth their salt would advertise their presence.

They're looking for "hidden" networks.

They figure if you have a hidden network, you have something to hide.

Brief should name his," Masturbators R Us! lol!

There is no FBI, CIA, DHS, the KGB took them all out back in abouts 1989 with my arrests, all FBI agents have now been killed and/or incarcerated as Federal Prisoners.

oooppps.. this one.. Thread: Surveillance Van 1

Not only that. Isn't the point of "surveillance" to secretly watch someone's activity?

well,I'm receiving one called 'chinese meth lab'

My router is named, "Free Viruses n Trojans"
No one tries to hack my shit.

This is odd. Thats my Router name. You wouldn't happen to be in Ohio would you?