Collaborate Disseminate
An anonymous reader quotes a report from PCWorld: Smart home devices compatible with the Matter standard have garnered most of our attention lately, but the compelling features in the latest generation of Z-Wave chips convinced the IoT developer Shelly… Continue reading New Shelly Smart Devices Have One-Mile Range, Thanks To Z-Wave
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: China’s Electronics Video Industry Association last week signed off on a standard for a universal remote control — a gadget Beijing thinks locals need because they’re struggling with multiple remo… Continue reading China Kicks Off Homebrew Bluetooth Alternative ‘Star Flash’ As It Pushes Universal Remotes
I have two different stations (different vendors) connected to the same AP with RSSI -30 (perfect). Both stations support 160Mhz.
I see by wireshark that station1 advertises 160Mhz support in its probe request but station2 does not adverti… Continue reading Probe request differences in wifi 802.11x [closed]
I have two different stations (different vendors) connected to the same AP with RSSI -30 (perfect). Both stations support 160Mhz.
I see by wireshark that station1 advertises 160Mhz support in its probe request but station2 does not adverti… Continue reading Probe request differences in wifi 802.11x [closed]
I see that Wireshark (on macOS) has an entry for awdl0 on its welcome page when the interface hasn’t been disabled, but it doesn’t ever seem to capture anything.
Forest Blizzard, a threat group associated with Russia’s GRU military intelligence service, repeatedly breached a US-based organization via compromised computer systems of nearby firms, which they leveraged to authenticate to the target’s e… Continue reading Faraway Russian hackers breached US organization via Wi-Fi
“Steven Adair, of cybersecurity firm Veloxity, revealed at the Cyberwarcon security conference how Russian hackers were able to daisy-chain as many as three separate Wi-Fi networks in their efforts to attack victims,” writes Longtime Slashdot reader sm… Continue reading Russian Spies Jumped From One Network To Another Via Wi-Fi
“Steven Adair, of cybersecurity firm Veloxity, revealed at the Cyberwarcon security conference how Russian hackers were able to daisy-chain as many as three separate Wi-Fi networks in their efforts to attack victims,” writes Longtime Slashdot reader sm… Continue reading Russian Spies Jumped From One Network To Another Via Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 8 (also known as IEEE 802.11bn Ultra High Reliability) is expected to arrive around 2028, prioritizing an enhanced user experience over speed by optimizing interactions between devices and access points. While it retains similar bandwidth specifi… Continue reading Wi-Fi 8 Trades Speed For a More Reliable Experience
Longtime Slashdot reader AmiMoJo shares a report from The Verge: It’s been two long years since the launch of Matter — the one smart home standard designed to rule them all — and there’s been a fair amount of disappointment around a sometimes buggy r… Continue reading Matter 1.4 Tries To Set the Smart Home Standard Back On Track