2004
12.06

Wi-Fi For Everyone?

Pennsylvania has been hit by a torrent of criticism over a new law restricting cities from offering Internet access.
Via [news.com.com]

2004
12.06

Wireless Attacks Primer

In general, attacks on wireless networks fall into four basic categories: passive attacks, active attacks, man-in-the middle attacks, and jamming attacks. Lets review what these attacks mean on a wireless network.
Via [netsecurity.about.com]

2004
12.06

Wi-Fi Device Finds Hotspots

More and more venues are becoming hotspots. Using the wireless 802.11x protocol better known as Wi-Fi, these hotspots can be found in airports, libraries, coffeehouses, restaurants, shopping malls and just about any other public location you can imagine. But unless there’s a sign posted somewhere, you may not be able to easily find one.
Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]

2004
12.06

Netgear Powers Up SBM WLAN Equipment

Netgear has integrated new features into its ProSafe line of wireless networking products that add load-balancing and security capabilities for small-business users.
Via [informationweek.mobilepipeline.com]

2004
12.06

Libera Shifts From 28GHz To WiMAX

UK broadband wireless start-up Libera has made a major shift in strategy and will now focus its efforts on creating a national WiMAX network for businesses. This reverses the plan, announced in June, of building its network in licensed 28GHz spectrum.
Via [theregister.co.uk]