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Your first point is actually part of my point- the fact that they have a single password means excluding people on the outside is basically impossible. If someo
by tedivm 7y ago
Your first point is actually part of my point- the fact that they have a single password means excluding people on the outside is basically impossible. If someone has a lease at WeWork but then leaves there's no way to keep them off the network without changing the password for everyone. Since the password is really simple (like, "easy to guess" simple), and since it's possible that people have shared it publicly, their network is not that far away from just being an open wifi network.
And yes, we did setup a VPN for all of our employees to use while we were in the WeWork office. I don't think that changes my point that the WeWork network is not setup well at all.
- basch 7y ago>their network is not that far away from just being an open wifi network. It is an open network, they just are limiting bandwidth use of passer byers.