I claim to be the first to practice real warclimbing.
My N800 with Kismet running:
N800 in the pocket:
Starting the climb with Kismet attached to my climbing harness:
Capturing frames at the top:
Wednesday 31 October 2007
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Didier Stevens 
HMMM, the options: Warflying, Warcycling, Warclimbing, WarBalooning,….
So that leaves WarBalooning for me since it seems the others have also been done. 😉
Too bad I’m afraid of heights. Actually, I did some tests when I used to take the train to work and I would get signals just before entering the station of Leuven but the train doesn’t stop there of course. Does that count as wartraining? Oh, that doesn’t sound like it’s supposed to.
Comment by Benny K — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 15:02
Wartraining 😉
Look at this: https://blog.didierstevens.com/2006/10/26/wardriving-on-the-eurostar/
You don’t have roller blades?
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 15:17
Warclimbing, in a gym? Meh. Show us the pictures when you do it on real rocks.
Comment by rob — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 16:52
Deal!
But I know from experience that you don’t get WiFi on the crags here in Belgium 😉
Urban climbing is also an option.
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 17:12
Umm.. Your knot wasn’t properly dressed in the first picture. 😉
Comment by Mike — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 22:19
Aah… The endless discussions about knots…
I’ll regret this, but OK, let’s start it: tell me, how do you tie the knot?
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 31 October 2007 @ 22:38
Can I borrow your N800, I will do a test in Ecuador in the Andes 🙂
Comment by Steven O — Wednesday 7 November 2007 @ 20:03
Well… You should know that the N800 doesn’t operate above 800 meters. You should find someone with a N6000 😉
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 7 November 2007 @ 21:32
Hmm.. My comment last week didn’t make it in.
The general gist of dressing knots is to make sure that there are no crossovers when the ropes should be running parallel, so that the knot will be as strong as possible. You had tied the knot correctly, but there was one minor crossover, which could be quickly fixed by dressing the knot as below:
Comment by Mike — Wednesday 7 November 2007 @ 23:25
(The image stripped out of the above comment can be found at http://rask.ca/imagedump/warclimbing1undressed.jpg)
Comment by Mike — Wednesday 7 November 2007 @ 23:26
Did you run into any problems installing kismet on your n800? I get a cannot create window error. Any suggestions?
Comment by ian — Thursday 10 January 2008 @ 7:24
What is the version of your firmware?
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 16 January 2008 @ 20:28