Wi-Fi airport passwords around the world on one card
Wi-Fi is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance for wireless networks based on the IEEE 802.11 standard. Under the abbreviation Wi-Fi (from the English phrase "Wireless Fidelity", which can literally be translated as "wireless quality" or "wireless accuracy"), a whole family of standards for transmitting digital data streams via radio channels is currently under development. Any equipment that conforms to the IEEE 802.11 standard can be tested in the Wi-Fi Alliance and obtained the appropriate certificate and the right to apply the Wi-Fi logo.
Computer security engineer and blogger Anil Polat (Anil Polat) provided a huge service to all travelers and created an interactive map called WiFox , which contains passwords from free Wi-Fi networks of most major airports around the world.
Symbols of airplanes on the map are marked airports, and on the left is a list, which contains the names of networks and passwords to them.
It is very easy to use. It is enough to find the desired airport marked on the map with an icon in the form of an airplane, click on it and get information about where the network catches the best, and instructions for entering the password if needed. In some airports, free Wi-Fi is available to everyone, and in some, only to first and business class passengers. Anil Polat included in the map names and passwords from Wi-Fi networks Vip-lounges, as well as some cafes and restaurants.
The information is constantly updated, there are data on other cities and other airports, so it's worth taking this service for a note.
Moreover, for more convenience of travelers it is available in mobile applications for iOS and Android .
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