information, but both Google and Microsoft, and likely many others, also track this locational information, so the opt-out information below is only minimally useful. Removal options: See wikipedia for public listings. Some opt-out options exist below: WiGLE: WiGLE's FAQ: "To have your record removed from our database, or if you have any questions or suggestions, send an email to: WiGLE-admin [at] WiGLE.net […] include the BSSID (Mac Address) of the network in question!" Google Location services : https://support.google.com/maps/answer/1725632?hl=en Mozilla Location Services: follows the Google standard of adding _nomap to a wifi name. Microsoft Location Services: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/20039/optout-of-location-services ; See also using _optout and blocking wifi login information in Windows 10 Apple: No clear opt out, more information: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2011/04/27Apple-Q-A-on-Location-Data/ Skyhook: http://www.skyhookwireless.com/opt-out-of-skyhook-products WIRELESS RANGE MAPPING Summary This component allows the auditor to show the "visibility" of an organization's wireless network to determine how far the organization's wireless network extends beyond a controlled area. Wireless networks are often trusted as equivalent to the hardwired office networks they have largely replaced, but they have important differences. Wireless networks are often "visible" from outside the walls of the office - from common spaces or even the street. Without further access, this reveals a wealth of information about the organization's size and the type of devices connecting to their network. Overview This component consists of wireless scanning and wireless signal mapping. It is useful for organizations with offices in shared spaces/buildings/apartment complexes or near locations where an adversary could easily "listen" to network traffic. In conjuction with Monitoring Open Wireless Traffic exercise, it can also identify devices using that network. It is useful to do this in parallel with Office Mapping to build a more comprehensive view of the information assets of the organization. Identify and verify the network(s) belonging to the organization Page 132 of 240