22 September 2008
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
Open source developer NeoPwn has built what it claims is the first Wi-Fi penetration testing platform to run from a mobile phone. Read more...
14 April 2008
By John E. Dunn
The White Hatters of GNUCITIZEN have come up with a curious Wi-Fi tale – a way has been found to hack the default WEP security key on new BT Home Hub routers. Read more...
30 August 2007
By John Brandon, Computerworld
Data centre management is about to go mobile. Read more...
02 November 2007
Everyone involved is saying such nice things about it that a cynic might start to wonder where the catch is... Read more...
13 April 2004
Do it all in software, says Nicholas Miller of Cirond. Read more...
27 February 2007
By Alcatel-Lucent
The use of free (as in "freedom") and open source software (FOSS) has swept into the whole software business and is growing rapidly, responding to the needs and pressures of the telecommunications and IT markets. Read more...
19 November 2007
By Dave Mitchell, Techworld
13 October 2006
By Devin Akin, CWNP
It's not secure, but some Wi-Fi Wi-Fi phones and other devices only do WEP. How do you deal with that? Read more...
06 October 2006
By Chris Mellor
The UK's main map supplier, the Ordnance Survey, is storing its digital map data on Plasmon UDO disks with BridgeHead HT FileStore software. Read more...