>ProxyHam, according to Errata Security CEO Rob Graham, was little more than the combination of a Raspberry Pi computer and a ... 900 MHz bridge from a company

>ProxyHam, according to Errata Security CEO Rob Graham, was little more than the combination of a Raspberry Pi computer and a ... 900 MHz bridge from a company called Ubiquiti Networks... I work at Cambium Networks (http://www.cambiumnetworks.com/ http://www.cambiumnetworks.com/), one of Ubiquiti Network's biggest competitors on this exact type of radio. They provide you with a network bridge between two radios. The same effect could be reproduced with 2.5 mi of ethernet cables, except it's wireless. This is definitely nothing new. You still need a connection to the Internet at the other endpoint. How this secures you, I'm not sure. Also these radio's are line-of-sight and the antenna is directional. You could effectively follow the direction the radio is pointing at and find the 2nd radio installation. From my perspective, this is a useless tool. It physically secures your computer. Plus ProxyHam is extraneous, these radio's work with minimal configuration. ProxyHam sounds more like a wireless broadband radio installer than a privacy device.