Class A, B, etc. are from the UK's drug laws, DEA uses Schedule 1, 2, etc. But your point stands that things get grossly mis-classified.
Used to more or less be the case, until Netflix. =)
Roman number M = 1 thousand 1 thousand 1 thousands = 1 million
Maybe I'm wrong here. Looks like bladeRF and USRP B200-series have the bandwidth, sample rate, and data speed to do 802.11b. Maybe some radio smartperson can clarify?
>With a slightly more expensive dongle that can transmit as well as receive, your laptop can pretend to be a wifi access point or a cell phone tower... I understand the point being explained here, but is this really…
Check out Masterjun's similar Super Mario World exploits here: http://tasvideos.org/3957S.html http://tasvideos.org/3413S.html
They discussed it at length at GDC: http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/03/sony-dives-deep-into-t...
Nooooo not a WHOLE /24
Class A, B, etc. are from the UK's drug laws, DEA uses Schedule 1, 2, etc. But your point stands that things get grossly mis-classified.
Used to more or less be the case, until Netflix. =)
Roman number M = 1 thousand 1 thousand 1 thousands = 1 million
Maybe I'm wrong here. Looks like bladeRF and USRP B200-series have the bandwidth, sample rate, and data speed to do 802.11b. Maybe some radio smartperson can clarify?
>With a slightly more expensive dongle that can transmit as well as receive, your laptop can pretend to be a wifi access point or a cell phone tower... I understand the point being explained here, but is this really…
Check out Masterjun's similar Super Mario World exploits here: http://tasvideos.org/3957S.html http://tasvideos.org/3413S.html
They discussed it at length at GDC: http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/03/sony-dives-deep-into-t...
Nooooo not a WHOLE /24