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802.11b Wireless LAN Technologies:

IEEE 802.11 is a shared, wireless local area network (LAN) standard. Wireless Topology.

Wireless LAN News & Security Updates:

1. 309369 - How to Make Your 802.11b Wireless Home Network More Secure: (3/12/2004).

2. www.intel.com - Wireless Security Resource Center: (2/17/2004).

3. Wireless group bulks up CNET News.com: "The WiMax Forum has more than doubled in size with the addition of service companies from the United States and wireless gear makers from Europe and Asia. Wi-Max, or 802.16, aims to replace last-mile wiring." (1/15/2004)

   1. WiMAX Home: Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access

4. WPA - Wi-Fi Protected Access: www.extremetech.com - Keeping Your Wireless Network Secure: "Of 500 firms recently polled by Jupiter Research, less than half have implemented Security Solutions for their Wireless Networks." (10/10/2003).

5. Intel Corporation - Wireless Computing Strategies: (10/8/2003).

6. www.pcmag.com - PC Client Helps Those Desperately Seeking WiFi: (9/10/2003).

7. standards.ieee.org - Popular Wireless Local Area Networks Gain Large Boost in Speed: "New IEEE 802.11g™ Standard Extends Data Rate of IEEE 802.11b™ WLANs to 54 Mbps from 11 Mbps." (6/16/2003)

8. Electronic Engineering Times - Asia - Windows XP download boosts 802.11 security: "Microsoft Corp. has released for download a free patch that adds WiFi Protected Access (WPA) to both consumer and business versions of its Windows XP OS. WPA offers an interim boost in security for 802.11 networks while the 802.11i standards effort continues its work.

   WPA uses two 128-bit keys for authentication and those keys can be dynamically generated. Existing 802.11 security only uses one static key." (4/2/2003)

   1. Download details Windows XP Support Patch for Wireless Protected Access (4/2/2003).
    
9. www.pcmag.com - Making the Move to 80211.g Wireless LANs: (4/2/2003)
10. Wireless News Intel Drives Wireless Broadband Adoption: "Intel, preparing for the imminent launch of its Centrino mobile chipset technology, has linked up with T-Mobile to promote the carrier's high-speed wireless Internet service." (3/6/2003)
11. Wi-Fi Technology Forum - wireless networks & networking (2/10/2003).
12. eWeek.com - Going to the Edge With WLANs (1/21/2003).
13. From Racy Sanford: Yahoo! News - Expert Alleged Wi-Fi Risks Are Nonsense (1/21/2003).
14. cioinsight.com:  Wireless Network Security Published July 19, 2002 (8/12/2002).
15. extremetech.com:  WECA Wrestles With Wi-Fi (4/8/2002).
16. Wireless Security: Funk Software Acquires Trilogy -- www1.internetwire.com (1/28/2002).
17. Symbian - Powering the heart of the wireless community (1/8/2002).

18. From Barry Woolbright: HardwareCentral.com - News - Intel Announces 54Mbps Wireless 802.11a Products - 802.11b Successor To Ship in November - (Wed 9/12/01).
    

Wireless LAN Technologies:

1. www.80211-Planet.com
2. Agilent Wireless Technologies Bluetooth Portal
3. Apple - AirPort
4. Atheros Wireless LAN, 5-GHz, 802.11a, Radio-on-a-Chip, WLAN, ...
5. The Official Bluetooth Wireless Info Site
6. Enterasys Wireless Solutions RoamAbout
7. IEEE Standards Products Catalog Wireless (802.11)
8. Intel.com: IEEE 802.11b High Rate Wireless Local Area Networks
9. Intel PRO/Wireless LAN Products -
10. Microsoft.com: Wireless Technology
11. net stumbler dot com - Net Stumbler . com - Proudly Stumbling a Street Near You

    Exploiting and Protecting 802.11b Wireless Networks

12. NetworkComputing.com: Network Computing Feature Infrastructure 802.11b solutions Wireless LANs Work Their Magic Page 1 06-10-00 (July 10, 2000).
13. NetworkComputing.com: Wireless LANs Work Their Magic Page 7 July 10, 2000 (July 10, 2000).
14. SFLan - - Your megabit ISP - SFLan is an experimental megabit (wireless LAN) ISP in San Francisco.
15. WLANA Wireless LAN Association
    • WLANA The Learning Zone for Wireless Networking

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