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Originally Posted by MrGooderson
You need a casino employee to set it up so you can access it. The hard part is not the technical side its having a casino employee entrusted to the control room who is (1) willing to do this; (2) able to do it without anyone else knowing.
Presumably, most live streams simply have greater security measures which would not allow one employee to do this without it being caught [security camera, log data on the computer, a second security officer who signs off on anything done by the first guy]. Or at least, I am sure they will have those policies after this.
I think it is entirely possible that Postile breached the network --- especially if the hole card stream was insecurely (i.e. No password or weak password) broadcast on the same network as the public WiFi.
Even if the IP range was setup something like this
Public WiFi 192.168.0.1/24
Private WiFi/"Internal" Hardwired Network 192.168.1.1/24
If the network was setup improperly... such as, there being a route between the two subnets, Postile totally could have used apps on his phone to find this. Hell, he wouldn't have to be in the casino if the public wifi were accessible in the parking lot and this type of insecure setup was present.
This is just a theory though
Last edited by easyfnmoney; 10-09-2019 at 05:58 PM.