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Computer tresspassers - no expectation of privacy

from [phil . johnson] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Computer tresspassers - no expectation of privacy
Date: 12 Apr 2007 07:28:20 -0000 
Under U.S. law, there is no expectation of privacy for computer tresspassers.  
I am not an attorney, but I would think that if the router is encrypted and 
requires breaking into for access, then the use of this program is ok by law.  
This appears to be the intended use.

I guess my original question was more about this concept of "intruder 
identification" - i.e. being able to actually figure out in real time who the 
trespasser is by performing some analysis on what they are doing, or have done. 
 By the time law enforcement gets involved, the trespasser is usually long gone.

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