If you have ever tried tools like Netstumbler you will quickly find that
hiding your SSID is useless.  
Tried hiding the SSID with all the wireless units I have had (for fun)
and Netstumbler comes back with the SSID just as fast regardless of the
fact its "hidden" or not.  If a piece of free software does that then
you are not protecting anything by hiding the SSID.

The only thing hiding the SSID does is create connectivity problems.

Wireless is a RADIO.  The only way to keep it hidden would be to line
the building its in with RF blocking material.


-- 
tedfroop

"Good judgement is the result of experience ... Experience is the result
of bad judgement." 

--  Fred Brooks
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