Fox news ran this story on August 8th, 2008 on how a company uses the iPhone to hack into corporate networks.

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This article addresses a number of so-called security measures that “experts” say will help secure your wireless network. We list why these security measures don’t work and what you should really be doing to secure your wireless networks.

Identity Theft hackers love the dsniff tool. It automatically extracts login details, like names and passwords, for all the accounts being accessed on a wireless network. This article shows how hackers use it to get your information, what type of information they get, and what they can do with it.

Kismet is one of an Identity Theft hacker’s favorite tools. In this article we explore how kismet works and why the hackers like it so much.
Before you read any further, note that Wireless Personal Secure (Wifi Security Guy’s wireless security service) completely protects you and if you were using it kismet would only record completely [...]

This is an Identity Theft example where a wireless hacker gains access to all your online accounts when you read your email over a wireless network.