Archive for the ‘Airport and Identity theft’ Category

  • Wireless Vulnerabilities at Airports

    Sunday, June 15th, 2008

    On April 09, 2008 AirTight® Networks, providers of wireless-intrusion-prevention software, released findings from its second study of wireless security vulnerabilities at airports all over the world. The main objective of the 2 studies is to assess the adoption of security best practices for Airport WiFi networks and to examine the information security risk exposure […]

  • Airports and Identity Theft

    Monday, May 5th, 2008

    First thing we want to point out is that the airline pilots, stewardesses, maintenance staff, restaurant staff, baggage handlers, ticket agents and all other airport employees show up every morning to begin their work day so that they can earn a paycheck.
    Well, so do the pickpockets, luggage thieves and other identity theft criminals. After arriving, […]