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**renderman** · June 16, 2004, 15:48

That SSID is for Safeway stores (and presumably any associated with the parent company). The SSID is something they are assuming no-one would see, and since 'safeway' is pretty obvious they went for something that fits the alphanumeric requirements of not being guessed, but is still memorable (though it's being broadcast so whats the freaking point)

Typically seen on stores with Gas Bars, but I'm starting to see them at non-gas bar stores now, probobly feeding the POS terminals.

It's Cisco gear, and the gas bars are using Cisco branded Yagi's mounted outside to get signal to/from the terminals out there. It's easier than tearing up the parking lot to get cables in I guess.

I'm in the process of doing a bit of recconisence and documenting of these ones because they are becoming more and more common. I'm thinking I should just go in and ask the manager for a tour because my local store's NOC is visable through a door at the service counter and is quite impressive for a grocery store

Wigle.net Shows 523 "5ECUR3w3p5TOR3"'s in thier database

You want fries with that?

**dYn4mic** · June 16, 2004, 17:38

Heh.. Thanks renderman..
Thought our group(neg9) was gonna beat you on AP stats for WWWD4, we almost got ya ;)
I didn't even think to check wigle.. anyways..

Thanks again,
-dYn

**renderman** · June 16, 2004, 17:40

Group, what group, I'm doing mine single handed :) Glad to help, though the NS forums would have been a better place.

Mod, please close thread

Originally posted by dYn4mic

Heh.. Thanks renderman..
Thought our group was gonna beat you on AP stats for WWWD4, but we almost got ya ;)
I didn't even think to check wigle.. anyways..

Thanks again,
-dYn

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