Airport wireless networks lack safeguards
"At San Francisco International Airport, for example, Rushing picked up an unencrypted WLAN broadcasting the file directory of a Windows NT server and numerous PCs belonging to Northwest Airlines Inc. Rushing said the LAN was set up in such a way that a hacker could have used the available information to learn the network's topology and steal passwords."
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Well I was on a train between Reading and London and picked up 233 networks, 218 of which were insecure. Two of those were medical establishments......
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