[Equinox]

Pretty fucking simple. Append "?.jpg" to the end of every link. You're welcome.
Ex:
http://www.sinister.ly/?.jpg

[Cressi]

So that works on any site, on any airport? Going out flying in two weeks, will have to try it.

[Adorapuff]

This doesn't usually work.

[Cressi]

This doesn't usually work.

Aaw, too bad.

[Satan]

Only works if they are hotlinking images from sites beyond their login. Which not very many do from my experience.

[Equinox]

Only works if they are hotlinking images from sites beyond their login. Which not very many do from my experience.

Actually only if they make you pay for Wi-Fi.

[Satan]

Actually only if they make you pay for Wi-Fi.

... Yes. And if the login page for when you pay has images hotlinked from another site, and they don't block image links. Doesn't work if they have images blocked.

[Williboss]

I consistently fly once a month somewhere and often meet free Wifi points at airports. I very rarely use free Wi-Fi because there're a lot of scammers who steal data. They create a Wi-Fi hotspot with the name of the airport and all the data you enter passes through them. Recently I was in Seattle and read the information about seattle airport, they had highlighted in red that people don't connect to open Wi-Fi, but for a symbolic price ($1) use their Wi-Fi services. Be careful when connecting to open Wi-Fi access points and protect your personal data.

[Johnngnky]

I consistently fly once a month somewhere and often meet free Wifi points at airports. I very rarely use free Wi-Fi because there're a lot of scammers who steal data. They create a Wi-Fi hotspot with the name of the airport and all the data you enter passes through them. Recently I was in Seattle and read the information about seattle airport, they had highlighted in red that people don't connect to open Wi-Fi, but for a symbolic price ($1) use their Wi-Fi services. Be careful when connecting to open Wi-Fi access points and protect your personal data.

If I recall right, it's called an evil twin attack.

[mothered]

This thread Is over 6 years old and whilst It may have worked back then, It's not the case nowadays.

At least not In my experience.