I’m redoing my network at home, getting new equipment….

[cryptomoose@infosec.exchange]

@cyberseckyle good luck, have fun, and here one of my ssids..

[bencurthoys@mastodon.social]

@cyberseckyle oh oh I know

"SCP-3008 Guest Network"

[bencurthoys@mastodon.social]

@cyberseckyle
"SCP-2719 Inside Network"

[bosh@infosec.exchange]

@cyberseckyle got that “unc n the trunk” vibe

[thechrisdantes@social.linux.pizza]

@cyberseckyle
I have a few networks. One is named "IOT Punishment Zone" for IOT devices. Another is called "Majestic Road to Piracy" for me, and "NSA Data Collection" for my guest network.

[cyberseckyle@infosec.exchange]

@jnk That is funny, my current one is…

[edwing@mstdn.moimeme.ca]

@cyberseckyle

My suggestion:

[ithoughtisawa2@infosec.exchange]

@cyberseckyle
IP on Everything

[pejacoby@infosec.exchange]

@cyberseckyle my kids used “We Don’t Have WiFi” for a while with a password of “it’s written on the fridge” just to confuse their friends when they asked for access…

[jnk@masto.es]

@cyberseckyle wow, that's a crazy coincidence

[doboprobodyne@mathstodon.xyz]

@cyberseckyle "The WiFi", "click here for hot singles in your area", also "PRISM", "SKYNET", "IVY BELLS", or any other NSA or local signals organisation project names. Or go really off the rails and use MKUltra (or local equivalent) project names

NSA Nicknames and Codewords

Listing of nicknames and codewords related to US Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Communications Security (COMSEC)

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[mrfoostang@foostang.xyz]

@cyberseckyle@infosec.exchange Unused to have FBI Van 2 and FBI Van 5 for my 2 and 5 ghz bands respectively.