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Stories by: Joanie Wexler

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    New risks in 802.11n 21 July, 2008 10:48:08

    Along with the potential performance and coverage benefits of 802.11n come a few new security risks, says industry security guru Joshua Wright. Wright presented a Webinar last week that outlined several new vulnerabilities that high-speed 802.11n networks introduce.
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    Are all-wireless networks vulnerable to jamming? 28 August, 2007 10:39:28

    There is much buzz about enterprise access networks going "all wireless" as the increased throughput and range of next-generation 802.11n wireless LANs become available in IEEE-standard products.
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    How 802.11n backward compatibility works 07 February, 2006 13:46:30

    It has been widely reported that 802.11n, the wireless LAN IEEE draft standard that uses multiple input/multiple output technology to boost Wi-Fi speeds to over 100Mbps, is "backward compatible" with today's 802.11a, 11b, and 11g networks. This can seem confusing, given that 802.11a, which runs in the 5-GHz frequency band, is not compatible with 802.11g and 11b, which operate in the 2.4-GHz band.
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    Has WiMAX turned a corner? 31 January, 2006 14:00:51

    Now that the broadband wireless industry can boast some bona fide WiMAX Forum-certified products - with several more on deck for certification testing - will WiMAX services suddenly proliferate as an enterprise-class, last-mile access alternative?
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    Proxim launches products amid acquisition 21 June, 2005 12:15:08

    Despite the recently announced US$21 million sale of its assets to Moseley Associates, Proxim intends to introduce an appliance this week that brings its product line in sync with centralized wireless LAN management architectures.
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    Wi-Fi security: Leverage what you know 07 June, 2005 11:08:50

    How do you know that you've covered all the bases when it comes to wireless LAN security?
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    Bluetooth and ZigBee: Their similarities and differences 01 March, 2005 15:31:06

    Bluetooth and ZigBee have much in common. Both are types of IEEE 802.15 "wireless personal-area networks," or WPANs. Both run in the 2.4-GHz unlicensed frequency band, and both use small form factors and low power.
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    What to expect from the Cisco-Airespace union 19 January, 2005 12:33:51

    Cisco's intent to acquire wireless LAN switch start-up Airespace for $US450 million in stock, announced last week, reminds me that the IT and networking businesses more closely resemble the political arena every day.
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    E-911 over WLANs: Should you care? 14 December, 2004 12:07:25

    Most of the enterprise-class wireless LAN access point makers say they can triangulate the location of a wireless VoIP call to within a few meters of an AP. This bodes well for E-911 over WLANs.
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    Cisco-AirDefense deal flags enterprise IDS need 17 November, 2004 10:48:12

    Cisco has been making headway developing its own RF management tools during the past year. But apparently it wasn't catching up to its nimble and RF-savvy start-up competitors quite fast enough.
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    Fortress acquires Legra assets 12 October, 2004 10:31:03

    Wireless security vendor Fortress Technologies has acquired technology and assets from moribund wireless LAN switch start-up Legra Systems.
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