If they were public, why would there have to be a password anyway (maybe to have the connection encrypted)? Are they exposed publicly, or do you have to be a client and get a piece of paper with the password on it, or at least enter the place and look at a blackboard? From my experience these passwords are thought to be provided to customers only, not to the general public, but it might be different elsewhere.
Cheers Martin
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