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Indian Terrorists Put the 'War' In 'War Driving'

therawfeed.com — A group called Indian Mujahideen broadcast a e-mail messages taking responsibility for recent serial bombings in Delhi and Ahmedabad in July and September. The e-mail associated with one attack was sent through the Wi-Fi network of an American businessman living in Mumbai named Kenneth Haywood. The terrorists found his open network by WAR DRIVING.

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