wardriving

v. The benign act of locating and logging wireless access points while in motion

wardriving is not a crime.

by blackwave June 11, 2003

wardriving

the practice of people driving around cities looking for insecure wireless networks

by none September 9, 2002

wardriving

The process of driving around while looking for unsecured wireless networks with the intention of signing on to one.

I was up at my cabin and needed to get on to the internet, so I went wardriving around the nearest town in search of wireless networks.

by Froid! June 12, 2008

wardriver

One who partakes in the activity of wardriving, which is directly related to warchalking.

Because I drove around in my car checking for bandwidth to leech, I was known as a wardriver.

by newSaint August 2, 2004

Wardrive

To scout out and use unencrypted wireless (WiFi) locations.

I wonder if it's possible to wardrive on a scooter...

by EchoScreen June 1, 2004

wardriver

A person who finds and logs wireless networks.

By finding hotspots, Jim became a wardriver.

by Aideon August 2, 2004

wardrive

to crack into wep networks, or just plain take unprotected wifi

Joe wardrived to the coffeshop and got his email.

by Delusional2 June 17, 2007