You can easily manage configuration changes and show revisions of the access points configuration. Tanaza just released a new useful tool to see changes in configuration, and revisions that were applied to each access point in your network. You can also see the exact time and date when the new configuration was applied.
The Tanaza splash page features now a new type of authentication: mobile number authentication, with verification through sms token.
Tanaza is seamlessly integrated with an SMS gateway that sends automatically a text message when the user submits his mobile number. This simple but effective verification system guarantees that there are no fake numbers in your wi-fi clients’ database.
Consider how convenient it would be for everyday battery-free devices to have similar functions to the Wi-Fi enabled shelf devices used regularly, like smartphones and laptops.
By powering battery-free devices with an embedded sensor that absorbs signals from the surrounding Wi-Fi infrastructure, passive devices are activated with a Low-WiFi “carrier wave” that allows them to communicate, track activity and store information without altering its hardware. (more…)
Thanks to FIRMADYNE, an open-source framework that runs security tests on embedded firmware, researchers have found new and existing vulnerabilities in Netgear and D-Link wireless hardware.
Netgear WN604
FIRMADYNE is an open-source framework created by Boston University students as part of a research project designed to detect vulnerabilities by performing a security analysis of Linux-based embedded devices. Using this framework, researchers were able to perform security tests on 42 embedded device manufacturers and they analyzed approximately 23,000 firmware images. This resulted in the discovery of a total 887 images, of the 9,486 extracted, with vulnerabilities to at least one of the 74 known exploits. Additionally, researchers also found 14 formerly undetected vulnerabilities in 69 firmware images used by 12 products. (more…)
Google’s Project Loon aims to provide wireless Internet coverage across the world with a 16.7-meter “autolaunch” crane that can readily and accurately launch “Internet balloons” into the stratosphere.
Tanaza supports Ubiquiti UniFi Outdoor+. This largely used Access Point operates in the 2.4GhZ band, features Wi-Fi 802.11n and offers an outdoor range of up to 183 m.
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