• 20020617 "Wireless From Day One." -By Arik Hesseldahl -Forbes 

• 20020610 "Wild About Wi-Fi:  Rising from the grass roots, high-speed wireless Internet connections are springing up everywhere. Tune in, turn on, get e-mail. Sometimes for free."  -By Steven Levy and Brad Stone -Newsweek

• 20020609 "The Pringles Solution:  Free networks are in the air, everywhere. You can find them with a laptop and a can of chips" -By Chris Taylor  -TIME.com 

• 20020605 "Wireless hacking: the art of Wardriving." -By Jeanne-Vida Douglas  -ZDNet.com.au

• 20020305 "Waiting for Wi-Fi:  Outside of airports and Starbucks, the wireless Net is still hanging fire. You can build your own node, but who'll hook you up with the rest of the world?" (1, 2, 3) -By Paul Boutin -Salon

• 20010705 "Antenna on the Cheap (er, Chip)." -by Rob Flickenger -OReillynet.com  

"Grand computer capers will be pulled off, not from bedrooms and college dorms, but from windowless vans in company parking lots, and from park benches and empty stairwells. "It's fun, it's the new thing," says Wysopal. "It's kind of like war dialing: you never know what you're going to get.""

"War dialing is the timeworn technique in which a hacker programs his or her system to call hundreds of phone numbers in search of poorly protected computer dial-ups. The name comes from the movie WarGames, which features Matthew Broderick performing the technique."

• 20010412 "War driving by the Bay:  Wireless network hacking turns cyber attack into street crime" -By Kevin Poulsen -SecurityFocus

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