I thought you were going to say that they suspected you of terrorism for your RSS-grabbing activity. I was going to close my laptop lid forever in the name of patriotism to support the troops.

Anomalous? I must say I'm impressed with the Atlanta airport's vocabulary.

Golly, but... I can understand. It makes sense. I don't know how big your blogroll is, but I can imagine that large multiples of network connection attempt can look like the behavior of a certain kinds of attacks.

This happened to me in my local library yesterday.

However, I wasn't using anything like an RSS feed, I was just browsing MySpace.

Also, the problem persisted when I was on other wireless networks, such as my home network.

Pretty crappy.

Can you tell me how you fixed the problem? I to was at the Atlanta airport and the same thing happened to me. I am now home and when I open up Firefox it gives me the same message. I tried uninstalling Firefox and reinstalling it but that did not help. I also uninstalled Boingo to see if that would get rid of it and it has not. I emailed them but of course have not heard from them.

Thanks

Delete the cache from your browser(s)!

This issue was very difficult to sort out, and the thread was right on topic. My friend had the problem on Firefox and IE7 on Vista. I thought that unusual. Finding an Apple thread really peaked my interest. And yes... he had just passed through Atlanta today!

Many thanks.