• Honeypots spot wardrivers, and commuters. on BBC
• With misleading words like "banditry", "intrusive scanning" and "comrades-in-wi-fi-theft ", it's a no wonder that they overplay the statistic of 3/4 of 16% of people "wanted" to access the net from these honeypots. The other 84% were wardrivers. bleh, the atricle
• after a busy week, I'm gonna sit down and play with warlinux again, answer a few email, etc. update soon.

• Weak Wi-Fi from Seattle Times
• Thwarting the home-brewed hack on Globe and Mail
• UK networks are not the only vulnerable ones. on Out-law.com

March 10 2003

• "Wireless LAN analyzers, the ultimate hacking tools?"
• College students and Pringles cans, it's a scary world out there.
• Wardriving is business in maine, when it comes to homeland security.
• AirDefense has put out RogueWatch 3.0, press release
• Another small news station story on wardriving
• A useful table of USB Wireless adapters and their driver support.

• First of all a big thank you to all those who have checked out the Wireless Networks Book :) It is very encourging.
• A box of antennas appeared on my doorstep this morning, and it contains Antennas! from Signull Technologies. A writeup and review to come.