After seeing Wi-Fi network named “STINKY,” Navy found hidden Starlink dish on US warship
To be fair, it's hard to live without Wi-Fi.
How many of you were this? Just shout "Stonky" instead of "Spartacus" and step forward, you know the drill.
Apparently "stinky" is the default name for a Starlink terminal.
And it didn't occur to anyone at first that people would ask questions about this?
And now that guy has learned why one hides the ESSID of networks that shouldn't be there.
meanwhile, on the tightly controlled military vessel...
Its kind of surprising to me that the Navy doesn't have rogue AP detection at the very least. That is a feature commonly scene in many different places.
Have you received your government issued cat-boys yet?
I thought this was simple E-4 shenanigans. Simple scamps scamping about.
Incorrect.
Sham on!
STONKY!
You get the blood eagle and one quick pickup shot of the back of your head.
"Something smells..." - Navy captain
[]https://www.surfpac.navy.mil/Leaders/Biography/Article/3152697/cmdcs-swexwiwaw-grisel-marrero/ Her profile is still up and still lists her at her rank before the, um, incident. She joined in 2002, could she have been eligible for retirement at 20 years and just didn't care any more? EDIT: fixed link. I am more qualified to run communication security on a warship than ever!
