Leaked no (I'm fairly sure I'm the only one in the house who knows what it is). Guessed, unlikely. It's a mixture of numbers and letters, over 15 characters long, and not based on any dictionary word. It's not completely random, but a google search on it doesn't produce any hits, so I'm guessing it's not common...
[Moderator's note by Dick (Strat): Full quote of preceding post removed, as per Forum Rules ]Edit to add - I've just done some reading-up on cracking WPA, and this looks practically impossible. I remain mystified... is there any chance that my router might assign an IP address to any resource that makes an initial request for access, irrespective of whether they are granted access or not?
It would seem odd to spend a significant resource to crack a bog-standard home-network, and then attach something obvious like 'iPhone' to it. If they'd left the name blank, I probably wouldn't have thought twice (my son's PS3 never broadcasts its name for some reason).... I suppose they might have thought that 'iphone' looked harmless (and we might have had one), and the actual machine attached was something else... all in all, quite odd.
