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Is the WiMAX security scare a big furphy
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Is the WiMAX security scare a big furphy | Is the WiMAX security scare a big furphy |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 22 January 2007 | |
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Page 1 of 2 "The WiMAX Forum has emphasised how much more secure WiMAX is than early WiFi. As a result, there may be WiMAX customers who are similarly lulled into a false sense of security. The flaws should begin to show themselves once the first big WiMAX rollouts occur," their VP, Stan Schatt, said. ABI contended that few WiMAX equipment manufacturers, other than the industry giants such as Motorola, Nortel, and Alcatel, "have the internal expertise to fill all of these gaps. "This leaves the field open for a number of smaller specialised developers to create and supply solutions." If you want to find out more on this important topic you need to buy ABI Research's report "WiMAX security issues," which is all of 10 pages. Don't ask me how much it costs, they don't make the prices of their reports public. |
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