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It seems a bit odd to compare a 3D printed product with "jerry-rigged" devices. It looks nice but the form factor somewhat looks like what might just be an ESP

It seems a bit odd to compare a 3D printed product with "jerry-rigged" devices. It looks nice but the form factor somewhat looks like what might just be an ESP32 + directional antenna, is the selling point the integration and behaviour profiles of known malicious APs here? Without details and "contact us" pricing I'm really not sure what to make of this. But I guess if the price is low enough it's nicer than putting one together yourself.

deepstack 6y ago
@tastroder you have to get most people are not tech. You have no idea how sale and marketing get impressed by some chart or graph sometimes. Everything seems like black magic to non techies now days.
- deepstack 6y ago
  Yeah what bothers me is they are so impressed by a little graphics front end change, but most stuff done in the backend are not really taken noticed.
- rasz 6y ago
  Why not sell rogue wifi dousing rods then?
hsbauauvhabzb 6y ago
I would call behavioural heuristics of WiFi ‘attacks’ dubious at best. Knowing the specific software the attacker is using has minimal/no value in actually fixing the issue either.