Funny WiFi Names

Bokeh

Awesome Wi-Fi Network Names [Humorous Image] - How-To Geek ETC

Some of the comments listed are good too.

JDMurray

I wonder how many of those wireless networks use their SSID also as their security passphrase.

I'm just saying, that's the first thing I check.

Devilsbane

JDMurray wrote: »

I'm just saying, that's the first thing I check.

When you legally use a friend's internet with their permission, correct?

SteveLord

"Virus, do not click"

xenodamus

Haha...I'm going to use some of those...

JDMurray

Devilsbane wrote: »

When you legally use a friend's internet with their permission, correct?

When you have the explicit permission of the subscriber of the connection your access is legal. But authorized use also depends on the terms of the contract signed with the ISP. The ISP may only allow sharing between residence (and guests) of the subscribing household and forbid sharing with neighbors. It would not be illegal to share access, but it would violate the terms of the subscriber agreement, and that can lead to termination of service and even a civil lawsuit for damages to the ISP for lost revenue.

whatthehell

Skynet Global Defense Network woot! ROFL

"Cyberdyne Systems Model 101" lol

Zartanasaurus

I found a real good one at work about 8-9 months ago with the WCS rogue AP feature.

"GetOffOurNetworkF***er*

cyberguypr

I'm going with WOPRTicTacToe.

tpatt100

I think I am going to change mine tonight

Forsaken_GA

I'm personally a big fan of the FBI Surveillance ones. But my joy from SSID names isn't from the clever ones. It comes form seeing default SSID with no auth, or weak auth. I feel the need to teach those people a lesson.

hiddenknight821

Mine is currently set on GoSomewhereElse. When I live in the dorm before the school decided to implement the APs in the dormitory, I have my Airport Express SSID set as SillyRabbitAirportJust4Mac. I know mine is way too cheesy.

QHalo

JDMurray wrote: »

I wonder how many of those wireless networks use their SSID also as their security passphrase.

I'm just saying, that's the first thing I check.

And then I check to see if their router password is admin/admin

JDMurray

Some WAP software allows the SSID to have trailing spaces. That can be a suprisingly effective tactic to thwart common Wi-fi leeches.

Bokeh

Ive told my neighbor numerous times he needs to secure his router. He would laugh, and say if someone wants in, they can come on in.

Last night be buys a new laptop, and for some reason, it wont connect to the internet. I get the call after work to help him out. Someone else in the neighborhood found his open wifi, and changed the router password so he couldnt get in. You bet your sweet *** he asked for help then changing it back and locking it down then.

All it takes is one time, and people become believers.

NewManSoon

Mine is Reacharound...

Mike-Mike

there was a taco bell around me named, "taconet"

Alif_Sadida_Ekin

Mine at home is called TheSexyNetwork. I think I'll change it to Hide Your Kids Hide Your WiFi after seeing that list, lol.

billyr

PlzBringVodkaToApt1310.

LOL. I like that, think I'll change mine.