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I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a look at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.

I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a look at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.

I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a lok at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.

I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a look at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.

I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a lok at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.

I recently stumbled upon some questions blatantly asking for help in cracking wireless security passwords (Have a lok at the tag aircrack-ng). Should those be flagged as "unwanted in our community"?

This question is similar, but I am asking specifically about hacking into a wireless network. The only legitimate reason I can imagine is hacking into your own just for fun :). I doubt that is what most people are interested in.