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Actually, I'd say free wifi is at least as common in cafes and restaurants in Moscow as it is in big cities in US/Canada, if not more.
by raquo 13y ago
Actually, I'd say free wifi is at least as common in cafes and restaurants in Moscow as it is in big cities in US/Canada, if not more.
- IvyMike 13y agoI spent more time in other parts of the country, but the ones I came across were free but not "unprotected". Meaning you needed at least a password from the waitress or written on the wall, etc. This is good enough to protect against the "wifi spam bot hidden inside of a household iron" attack.
- marshray 13y agoThe appliance could just try every SSID it sees as the password. Won't take long before someone looking at the sign enters the password in the SSID field of their client.