Hacking road signs (ZOMBIES!!!!)

[zenofex at gmail.com (Zenofex () gmail com)]

Wow xgermx, you summed up my opinion on this perfectly.  I to had quite a
few people mention this to me due to my geeky nature and began to get more
and more frustrated by all these by news stations broadcasting it as some
complex attack by computer geniuses. I mean a simple Google search would
have pulled up the iHacked article which gives a step by step breakdown of
changing the messages (along with the default pass), and is it just me or
has anyone else read a similar tutorial in 2600 a few years ago? -Zenofex

2009/2/5 xgermx <xgermx at gmail.com>

> Everyone I talk to thinks that's funny, but it's really not when you think
> about it. The day before that happened, Gizmodo posted and article on how to
> "hack" those signs, step by step, using the default password (which they
> published). To make it worse, the example sign in the article said "zombies
> ahead" and the "hackers" weren't even creative enough to think of their own
> phrase.
> *sigh* This so called 'hack' could not have been any lamer or maybe I'm
> just being bitter.
>
> 2009/2/5 Sam Buhlig <sbuhlig at gmail.com>
>
> > Just thought you might want a laugh.
> >
> > http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29017293/
> >
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