Quote Originally Posted by ncyphe View Post
I have to end this here.

If the router is not being protected with an encryption key, it is considered public domain; thus, it will not hold up in court.

Now, if the router is encrypted, then it is considered an attempt at privately restricting acces to their router; thus, those who "hack" into it would be considered breaking and entering into private property.
Thus as explain, the Hacker gets un-notice.