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> But disrupting something a few miles away is much harder. If you follow the rules. Presumably an attacker wouldn't care about that, and would be happy to dum
by ac29 6y ago
> But disrupting something a few miles away is much harder.
If you follow the rules. Presumably an attacker wouldn't care about that, and would be happy to dump a few orders of magnitude extra power into their jamming signal.
- jessaustin 6y agoYeah, and if they had gasoline and matches they could go around and burn down everyone's houses. The point is that the protocol shouldn't have a flaw that allows local traffic to have harmful nonlocal effects. I think FCC still cares about jamming signals, although they might make an exception for inexpensive mesh networks...