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Sun, 28 Sep 2008
How to find open wireless networks"According to the latest stats on WiGLE, roughly 37 percent of the networks listed in its database are unencrypted and wide open for anyone to use," writes Brian Krebs in a Security Fix article. He introduces Wigle.net (Wireless Geographic Logging Engine), a database which can be searched for wireless networks by geographic area or SSID. I wonder how good it is for areas outside the U.S.
Posted on 28 Sep 2008 at 21:18 in /technology/internet. -- Permalink
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