How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

This looks like it dups a paying customer's IP and MAC addresses. Does that work if both devices are running at the same time? I was under the impression TCP didn't like that.

Re: How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

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Post by pilom » Wed, Sep 18, 2013, 3:56 PM UTC

What is proper etiquette for responsible disclosure?

Hacker: "I'm publishing on the 15th."

Vendor: "We'd like to see your post first"

Hacker: "Ok, here you go"

15th comes and goes

Hacker: "Hey any response?"

Hacker: "Ok its the 18th... I'm publishing"

Is this how this usually works? Or how it should work?

Re: How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

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Post by johnbellone » Wed, Sep 18, 2013, 3:57 PM UTC

swalsh wrote: post #4

anonu wrote: post #2

stealing a sub-par product is no fun.

YOU HAVE INTERNET ON A PLANE IN THE AIR TRAVELLING HUNDREDS OF MILES PER HOUR! What more do you want?

Faster internet, of course.

Re: How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

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Post by mason55 » Wed, Sep 18, 2013, 3:58 PM UTC

pilom wrote: post #6

What is proper etiquette for responsible disclosure? Hacker: "I'm publishing on the 15th." Vendor: "We'd like to see your post first" Hacker: "Ok, here you go" 15th comes and goes Hacker: "Hey any response?" Hacker: "Ok its the 18th... I'm publishing" Is this how this usually works? Or how it should work?

A full month of notification is plenty. If the vendor acknowledges you and tells you they're working on it and asks you to hold off then that's one thing, but if they basically ignore you for a month then you've done your part. Especially with an exploit like this, you're not opening up access to PII, although it sounds like you are opening the window to possible fraudulent charges.

Re: How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

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Post by [deleted] » Wed, Sep 18, 2013, 3:59 PM UTC

pilom wrote: post #6

What is proper etiquette for responsible disclosure? Hacker: "I'm publishing on the 15th." Vendor: "We'd like to see your post first" Hacker: "Ok, here you go" 15th comes and goes Hacker: "Hey any response?" Hacker: "Ok its the 18th... I'm publishing" Is this how this usually works? Or how it should work?

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Re: How to get Gogo in-flight wireless internet for free

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Post by 616c » Wed, Sep 18, 2013, 4:00 PM UTC

For anyone who is not played with Dsploit (the network exploitation and analysis tool mentioned in the article), it is fantastic. I followed it in its early days on XDA, where the developer relentlessly answered all user questions, patched bugs, took in many features requests, and genuinely kicked ass.

I respect that dev a lot. I hope other people show his some love.