Computerworld has run a story, seems the concern about CVS and petsmart is not as worrysome for customer info, they only have their inventory exposed <smile>: -- here's the CVS/PEYsMART story http://www.computerworld.com/mobiletopics/mobile/technology/story/0,10801,71644,00.html As well as a really intereresting one on rogue APs: http://www.computerworld.com/mobiletopics/mobile/technology/story/0,10801,71656,00.html Thanks to: Bob Brewin wireelss reporter Computerworld For the URLs posted above. I'll be posting a web page to highlight any insecured wep related customer information issues folks find in their wireless mapping efforts. We are asking that if you find a company with insecure wiless setups, to verify that they are indeed pushing customer related info out the airwaves. Merely noting they are operating without wep enabled will not suffice. Those that send info for posting to the page listed below can either have that information posted anonymous or take credit for the information, just include your wish in the e-mail you send. Not asking to be given credit and not asking to be anonymous will result in the information being posted anonymously. http://sysinfo.com/wirelessfewls.html Thanks, Ron DuFresne
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