Resolved Question: since many cable internet users share the same media for sending and receiving data, is there a way to listen?

12 November 2011, 6:52 am

i know that the backbone of cable networks cary alot of user information through the network. In that case, could anyone , perhaps a hacker listen in on that line an collect user information? for example, since the main line branches out into individual homes, data eventually travels back to that main line, like a bus topology. is there anyway to comprise that main line?... Read More »

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