Australian police plan "wardriving" missions to help secure residents' WiFi

Then there's the additional problem of people still choosing WEP encryption despite WPA/WPA2 being available on their router. I mean WEP is better than nothing, but still a security risk.

I might have to go buy a dozen or so of something like these:

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/tp-link-703n-ultra-mini-portabl...

and some batteries, then follow a few cops home and duct-tape them underneath their letterboxes…

I'll assume they're just doing a public service but a conspiracy theorist might say:

A record of who's wireless routers are secured/unsecured would come in handy when a citizen is taken to court for seeding torrents.

So they are above the law? I thought wardriving was illegal.

Goodbye free Internet!

I might create a few networks just to wind them up.. perhaps "Buy cocaine - [your nemesis' phone number]"