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"virus.exe.zip" showing up on available wireless networks?
- Thread starter waybomb
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Just don't try to connect to it!!! 
Well thats what I meant DS .Just don't try to connect to it!!!
I agree with Adillo, but the 5 bars is a bit odd. How close are your neighbors? I only get 3 bars from my neighbor's router, and his house is only about 15' away. But then again, it's a 802.11g broadcast. As I understand, 802.11n routers have a much greater range.
It shows 802.11n, as is mine. I asked the neighbors - nobody else is connected wirelessly. Could this thing be sitting on my router?
The next closest buildings are on the other side of the river, which is a good city block wide where I am at. There's a marina just north of us, but I do sometimes "see" their network, but it is usually undetected or detected very weak.
What is the "-PSK"? My router does not show that after the "WPA2".
The next closest buildings are on the other side of the river, which is a good city block wide where I am at. There's a marina just north of us, but I do sometimes "see" their network, but it is usually undetected or detected very weak.
What is the "-PSK"? My router does not show that after the "WPA2".