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The Physics Of Where To Put a Wi-Fi Router Posted on September 19, 2014 by NetStumbler 0 CommentsDeciding where to place a Wi-Fi router at home to minimise signal blackspots is a fine art.But a physicist has attempted to tackle the problem by mathematically working out the optimum position for a router.He studied how walls and reflections affected signal strength and concluded that, as common sense might suggest, there’s just no beating the centre of a house for router location.Via [The Daily Mail]Filed Under: HotSpots, Research, Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Security The Rise and Fall of WPS Posted on January 18, 2013 by Brad Slavin 0 CommentsWireless local-area networks which are also referred to as WLANs or Wi-Fi are prevalent these days. They are so popular that they can be found installed in offices, colleges, hotels, cafes, and even homes. There are many Wi-Fi product vendors and service providers, providing different products with different services and features. The main reason behind Continue ReadingFiled Under: Security Is Marius Milner the unnamed google engineer? Posted on May 7, 2012 by Brad Slavin 1 CommentAlthough sited in a number of articles about Marius Milner being the alleged Google engineer who was behind the WiFi mapping.   http://www.crn.com.au http://blog.seattlepi.com http://www.bloomberg.com FCC report on Google Street View Wi-Fi data collection We at Netstumbler.com have no comment at this time. Continue ReadingFiled Under: Wardriving How Easy Is it to Write Malware for Android? Posted on January 16, 2012 by Georgia Weidman 0 CommentsThe Android platform is currently the top selling mobile platform in the U.S., and in quarter four of 2010 smartphones began to outsell PC platforms worldwide.  Android was even recently picked up as the choice platform for the U.S. Department of Defense. With the ubiquitousness of Android growing, naturally it and other smartphone platforms will Continue ReadingFiled Under: Android, Security So you want to be a Security Consultant? Posted on December 21, 2011 by Brad Slavin 0 CommentsThis is my first guest blogging opportunity on Netstumbler.com and I wanted to discuss what I believe is missing in most of the student/consultants I encounter. I would recommend these things for anyone preparing to be a consultant in IT security. So, the first and most important thing to learn in my opinion is TCP/IP. Continue ReadingFiled Under: Administration, Security Offensive Mobile Forensics Posted on December 12, 2011 by Brad Slavin 1 CommentChristmas is around the corner. Some of the top gifts are going to be shiny new mobile devices – smartphones, tablets, hacked Kindle Fires, Playbooks, and others. Is Exchange ActiveSync turned on in your environment? What is your plan for handling mobility in the Enterprise? But the biggest question of all is – What does Continue ReadingFiled Under: Android, iOS, Security, Wi-Fi Novatel s MiFi 2352 HSPA Review Posted on June 22, 2009 by Wayne Slavin 0 CommentsSlashGear has gotten their hands on the new Novatel MiFi 2352. What makes this different from the previous version offered by Verizon and Sprint? Well, this one is GSM based and could see 3G download speeds of up to 7.2 Mbits and upload speeds of nearly 5.76 Mbits. For a detailed review, including unboxing pictures Continue ReadingFiled Under: 3G, MiFi, Novatel Verizon Opens Up, Will Support Any Device, Any App On Its Network Posted on December 17, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 4 CommentsVerizon has joined the bandwagon and announced a new open access plan for its network. This plan will go into effect next year and means any application can run on any device from any manufacturer and will have full access to the Verizon spectrum. Verizon representatives say this move was prompted by two different motives, Continue ReadingFiled Under: Spectrum, Verizon Google May Get Its Open-access Wishes After All; Will Bid In 700MHz Auction Posted on November 30, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 1 CommentThe much anticipated 700MHz spectrum auction in January officially has another bidder. Google has announced that it will toss its hat in the ring. A Google representative says that the company s goal is to offer American consumers more choices in an open and competitive wireless world. Officially, Google doesn t have to announce its plans until Continue ReadingFiled Under: Google, Spectrum CBS Offers Midtown Manhattan Free Wireless Internet Access Posted on November 29, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 5 CommentsCBS has just made an announcement that is sure to delight New Yorkers. From Times Square to Central Park and from 6th to 8th Avenue will become the new CBS Mobile Zone. This zone will carry free Wi-Fi for cell phones, laptops and other devices that want to access the internet or even make voice Continue ReadingFiled Under: Community, Municipal Can WiMax Make It In The U.S.? Posted on November 19, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 3 CommentsThe deal struck between Sprint Nextel and Clearwire back in July has been scrubbed and the national WiMAX network took a hit. Both companies say they will continue to work on the technology independently. Although both companies appear committed to developing WiMAX, their shareholders may actually hold the reins as huge sums of money are Continue ReadingFiled Under: WiMAX Clearwire, Sprint Call Their Deal Off Posted on November 14, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 0 CommentsThe recent departure of Sprint CEO, Gary Forsee, is having some far reaching impact. The WiMAX build out between Sprint Nextel and Clearwire is the latest victim as the proposed joint, nationwide WiMAX effort has been dropped. Sprint s corporate shake up was not the only reason the proposed venture was nixed,the complexities of the transaction Continue ReadingFiled Under: Clearwire, Sprint, WiMAX High-speed Wireless Video Transfers 100X Faster Than WiFi On Tap Posted on November 5, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 0 CommentsIBM has joined forces with MediaTek to develop microprocessor chipsets that will wirelessly transmit videos almost instantly. These chipsets will let you connect HDTVs with set top boxes without the need for wires. They will also transfer data at rates of at least 100 times that of current WiFi standards. This new technology, mmWave wireless, Continue ReadingFiled Under: Chipsets WiMAX Is 3G Posted on November 1, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 0 CommentsWiMAX has a reason to celebrate. The International Telecommunications Union has just approved the non-cellular technology as part of a 3G standard. This means that operators with 3G spectrum in their 2.5 GHz bands globally can use WiMAX to build out a spectrum. The last interface added was back in 1999 when ITU added IMT-2000 Continue ReadingFiled Under: 3G, WiMAX Wi-Fi Health Study Gets Go Ahead Posted on October 25, 2007 by Kristin Abraham 7 CommentsThe BBC has announced that the Health Protection Agency is going to begin a systematic research program on how WiFi is used. The goal of this study is to determine how WiFi is being used and the possible radiation exposure that results from such use. Spokesmen from the HPA believe that the study will confirm Continue ReadingFiled Under: Health, Research Older posts

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