Wi-Fi can be done securely, even at a hacker conference like DEF CON. Just avoid open networks and Android.

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A talk about a radio-based privacy device dubbed ProxyHam that promised to allow hackers to connect to Wi-Fi networks from as far as 2.5 miles away was abruptly pulled from the DEF CON schedule by ...

After finding people using a WiFi Pineapple at Def Con, @IHuntPineapples supposedly deployed a zero-day exploit to "wreck" it before sending a message to the "skiddies." ...

The $3,000 totally wireless Displace TV is the definition of CES absurdity It falls off the wall if the batteries all run out. Need I say more?

A talk about a radio-based privacy device dubbed ProxyHam that promised to allow hackers to connect to Wi-Fi networks from as far as 2.5 miles away was abruptly pulled from the DEF CON schedule by ...