Re: Tutorial: Query the Apple database with Python for your access point BSSID

Marian wrote on 12/28/2025 6:24 PM:
> Marian wrote:
>> Anyone can do this for any home in the United States.
>> Which is why this is so dangerous to privacy.
> 
> Apologies for the unit 2-a on every name and address in the previous list.
> Only the first line was that unit.
> 
> I used gVIM to munge the record, slightly, for privacy, since the exact
> unit didn't matter for our purposes, but I made an editing redaction error.
> 
> The point is anyone in the world can track these people by their GPS:BSSID.
> Jeffrey Devin ......................... 4306 Josey Circle
> Ronda and Alfred Beel ................ 4310 Josey Circle
> James and Dollie Henson Smythe ....... 4314 Josey Circle
> Rosemary Ellerbee Jones .............. 4317 Josey Circle
> Benjamin and Eric Choyica ............ 4318 Josey Circle
> Lonzie D. Groniger .................... 4321 Josey Circle
> Terrince Steedman ..................... 4326 Josey Circle
> Lutrisher Walton Hill ................ 4329 Josey Circle
> Shane Jameson Sr. ..................... 4330 Josey Circle
> Flora Ann Jackson Gellion ............ 4338 Josey Circle
> Mary E. Gebbs Hendy ................... 4816 Josey Circle
> Sherryn Marie Smythe .................. 4820 Josey Circle
> Melvin Hawthorn, Jr. ................. 4823 Josey Circle
> Charles Nesh .......................... 4824 Josey Circle
> Trivia Yashica Watken ................ 4827 Josey Circle
> Pamela Tomas .......................... 4828 Josey Circle
> etc.
> 
> The papers explained how anyone in the world could track every owner of
> every home in the United States by their GPS:BSSID using the highly
> insecure Apple WPS database like could for the above people (which I have
> no plans on doing but which is why I understand how badly designed Apple's
> WPS implementation is - which Google's WPS & Mozilla's WPS isn't).

I couldn't figure out which of these people are YOU.