WiGLE mentioned by AirDefense
http://www.airdefense.net/newsandpress/05_08_03.shtm
"Many of the SSIDs of these non-present access points could be identified as corporate networks on wireless LAN mapping sites, such as www.wigle.net. Potential hackers could easily steal the identities of these stations and then access the corporate networks."
And the "What Hackers Know That You Don't" FUD:
http://www.airdefense.net/eNewsletters/ ... ature.shtm
"These maps and data are posted on web sites such as www.wigle.net and www.wifinder.com where wireless freeloaders and other hackers can locate these open networks."
"Many of the SSIDs of these non-present access points could be identified as corporate networks on wireless LAN mapping sites, such as www.wigle.net. Potential hackers could easily steal the identities of these stations and then access the corporate networks."
And the "What Hackers Know That You Don't" FUD:
http://www.airdefense.net/eNewsletters/ ... ature.shtm
"These maps and data are posted on web sites such as www.wigle.net and www.wifinder.com where wireless freeloaders and other hackers can locate these open networks."
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