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+1 on the Elk M1 Gold. If you're a hacker, you should definitely buy the haker's security system. You can then choose what kind of monitoring you'd like. I go w
by DavidAdams 14y ago
+1 on the Elk M1 Gold. If you're a hacker, you should definitely buy the haker's security system. You can then choose what kind of monitoring you'd like. I go with a local independent security monitoring company that costs about $8 per month. You can also set it up for self-monitoring. I wrote a review of the Elk M1 a while back:
http://www.osnews.com/story/22206/Building_the_Wired_Home_Elk_M1_Home_Security_System http://www.osnews.com/story/22206/Building_the_Wired_Home_El...
- larrys 14y agoGreat article. I ended up having to buy a laptop PC because you can't run the Elk software for config on a Mac under boot camp etc. One thing to point out to anyone using a security company to install this. My installer left the system password less and you could telnet into it. In his mind he thought he had secured it. Simply going outside our network and using telnet you could get right in though which is how I checked what he said (he didn't know enough to do that). I'd imagine there are quite a few of these open ports right now out there.