This map reveals WiFi passwords of airports around the world

WiFox is now available for both Android and iOS users

There's nothing more annoying than waiting for your flight at an airport lounge only to discover that the public WiFi is password protected.

However, one man is on a mission to change that.



Travel blogger and computer security engineer Anil Polat is on a mission to make traveling smarter and easier by creating a map that reveals WiFi passwords of dozens of airports around the world.

SCREENGRAB: MAPS

Called WiFox, the app features an always-up-to-date list of WiFi connections at different airports in different countries along with their usernames and passwords.

SCREENGRAB: MAPS

Polat who also writes for foXnoMad, wishes to travel to every country there is on the globe and wants to make travelling easier for others by sharing tips and tricks that he learns from his experience.



The blogger keeps his map updated and adds new information regularly that he gets as feedback from other travellers.

Travelers can download the WiFox app for a onetime payment of $1.99 available for both Android and iOS users.