I have an TP-Link AP which I at one point I attached a directional antenna and pointed it down the road. I see like 1 new AP for like every 500 metres. Not really Wardriving I did not even stop anywhere to crack any network, just drove around the suburb I live in and see how many WiFi I get. Well I went for a drive today with my laptop on with KisMAC. for his and mine as well and both secured with WPA-PSK2. Edit: forgot to say that AP connected to a Dlink 7DBi antenna oh the real SSID is wlan. I set my friend's spare AP's SSID to he live in a apartment in the CBD which is open system, and routed all the traffic to a html page where request user to enter their detail to gain access, it also stated on the same page in bold letter: all information will be used for legal purposes against all unauthorised access to this AP of course there's no internet access except to this pic: and the php form doesn't really record anything.
I'm pretty sure the owner didn't rename their SSID and I'm wondering how long it takes for them to figure it out. This time I find a strong signal from an unsecured network and the SSID is 'Secure the wireless network'. Yesterday I was at my fathers again and checked for wireless networks. I mentioned to him that one of his neighbors had an unsecured network and if he knew who it was he could suggest they secure their network. A couple of months ago, using my mobile, I noticed an unsecured WiFi network when visiting my father. If a router can create more than one network, then each can have its own name/SSID.Ītheist for 11n, Theism for 11b/g. The SSID (Service Set IDentifier) is the name of a wireless network. Sure, you probably have some great ideas for your router’s new name. Heaven for AirportExpress11n, and Hell for 11b/g AP.īuyVia Shopping App Blog: 50 Funny and Clever Wi-Fi SSID Network Names. AFP (Australia Federal Police) Honeypot Be aware of wardriver. Some ideas for my new SSID instead of 'Airport' are: My street name, but with wrong number. Illustrator Cs6 Download Free Portable Photoshop. It is the name of the suburb, just trying to make it easy for them. Banks - the name of the access point of a relative's home WiFi, WPA enabled. But you are blocked from accessing anything beyond the DHCP server. Not very original, so I thought I should have fun looking at what people got and maybe change it to a more fun SSID!! My other SSID are: OpenAccess - this is my 11b/g AP for legacy hardware, no WEP no WPA no MAC filtering. Well I had just named my Airport Express' SSID as 'Airport'. You are also welcome to post back weird looking SSID names you've found as well!:P If that's Ok with everyone? Just a continuation of Just before I start if you Don't feel 100% Safe posting your SSID on a forum Don't! I am no forcing you! And there is no real risk anyway.
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