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• name: description content: WarDriving is a collection of information and resources pertaining to the activity of driving around in a car searching and pinpointing the location of wireless networks in metropolitian areas.

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• WarLinux
• http://www.worldwidewardrive.org
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• Wardriving for Zigbee
• Decode FIOS WEP keys from default ssid.
• Reaver
• action
• Press Release
• Code
• Mumbai police to look out for unsecured Wi-Fi connections
• City sneezes at WiFi allergy claims, goes ahead with hotspots
• Turning the OLPC Into a Hacker.s Toolkit - Give One, Get Owned, Part 2
• New Mexico group wants a ban on Wi-Fi citing allergy
• WiFi Routers: Silent, Blinking Death?
• London police arrest man for 'stealing' Wi-Fi
• Is stealing wireless wrong?
• 24 hours of free wifi for watching an ad
• No-Script
• Exploiting 802.11 Wireless Driver Vulnerabilities on Windows
• Blog post by David Maynor concerning the Macbook 802.11 driver flaws
• Engadget's Take
• The New York State Thruway has Wifi at its rest areas
• Wardriving maps with Google Earth
• Cracking WEP with Windows Tuitotrial Part 1
• Companies still struggle with wireless security...
• the inquirer
• Networking Pipeline
• Google Secure Access
• Download
• "Computer America"
• here.
• Protect Yourself Against Wi-Fi Bandwidth Vampires
• Stealing your neighbor's Net
• Video
• Wardriving Sweden
• Wireless networks easy to hack
• Wireless networks never as secure as wired ones
• The case of the stolen Wi-Fi: What you need to know
• When Pigs Wi-Fi
• Wireless theft laws still up in the air
• http://iwhax.net/
• The UK is getting in on the wireless hacker prosecutions too.
• FAQ: Wi-Fi mooching and the law
• New type of wireless attack surfaces
• Is Wardriving 'Immoral'?
• Wireless Internet Intrusions
• Hotspot in a backpack.
• Some commentary from techdirt
• Man arrested in St Petersburg Fl. for using an open AP.
• Police interview to previous story.
• Wi-Fi Security Wakes Up to Reality
• Part 1
• Part 2
• Protecting your computer from wardriving.
• Exploring the vulnerabilities of wireless home networks.
• Hackers target wireless
• Bugmenot.com
• Philly Reveals Wireless Plan
• Software Thwarts Wi-Fi Hackers
• Waterford man gets probation in Lowe's hacking case
• WiFi computer networks mean working and surfing most anywhere
• New Wireless Network Quality Standard Ahead
• Growth of Wireless Internet Opens New Path for Thieves
• Slashdot
• Nytimes.com login from bugmenot.com
• Seattle's packed with Wi-Fi spots
• Wardriving Around Town
• Students to study Valley's vulnerability to hackers
• Air is 'thick' with wireless networks - many crackable
• When NOT to use WiFi
• Wi-fi set to take India by storm
• Wi-Fi Security Provider Bluesocket Adds Three Hospitals to its List
• Why put Wi-Fi across a city?
• Prevent Wardriving: Paint Your Building
• Worried about Wi-Fi security?
• Alphabet soup of Wi-Fi choices
• SchmooCon 2005!
• Plazes.com
• WLAN and VOIP
• Article
• Video
• SecurityFocus
• Some hacker news
• 'Evil twin' fear for wireless net
• Warskating
• Senao 2611-AP3 / 2611-CB3 Hacking Page
• RadioLabs.com
• Donate to Unicef
• Lowes hackers get prison terms
• www.wifigeek.net
• www.wifiwarfare.net
• WiFiFoFum
• WLAN Security : How vulnerable is WiFi authentication?
• Free Wi-Fi Services Spearheaded By Network Execs
• IBM to promote Wireless security solution
• Network Security: First Step, published by Cisco Press.
• They've Got Your Number...
• Wireless Attacks Primer
• Hospital Secures Wireless Network
• Wi-Fi access points collect information on driver behaviour, mechanical faults
• http://www.google.com/search?q=World+AIDS+Day
• CoWPAtty 2.0
• Weakness in Passphrase Choice in WPA Interface
• Aircrack 2.1
• Hotspotter 0.4
• Warspammer guilty under new federal law
• Google News:Wardriving
• ShmooCon!
• Airsnort 0.2.5
• Airopeek Demo
• Weplab 0.1.2
• Engage Wardrive Scottie!
• German hacker finds open Wi-Fi networks in Manila
• Home wireless connections bring risks
• Plea deal in 'war spamming' prosecution
• Aircrack v2.0
• Stronger Encryption for Wi-Fi
• Busted For Using Library Wi-Fi Outside The Library
• Wi-Fi buddies deal blow to hackers
• Philadelphia joins list of cities mulling wireless Internet for all
• RNC: Organizers shun wireless for GOP convention network

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