ndmmxiaomayi SG tar.gz files are openable in Windows, but without the correct Linux commands, these files won't work. They will need to be compiled into binary files before running on Windows. Use Aircrack or Netstumbler to reveal the SSID.
meltz SG the newlaptop now have this function on wireless setting .. tick to view hidden SSID .. so now brodcast or hidden make no different anymore ... quite surprise too when playting around with the new batch of office laptop
manyu882 SG dun understand why they want to do this... well.. maybe will ease people for searching their non-broadcast SSID. however some people dun want to let people know that their network exist!
Conner MacDermott SG Paranoid mah. Think that hiding SSID means a form of protection. But, they forget that technology has grown liao..
