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The Wireless G USB Network Adapter easily connects your USB-equipped desktop or notebook computer to your wireless network for Internet and file sharing. Desktop users can now join the network with the ease of a USB plug-in, without opening their PC cases; laptop users can enjoy the benefits of staying mobile-while connected to the Internet.

Features:-

The Wireless-G USB Adapter with Wi-Fi Finder from LINKSYS is a handy, pocket-sized device that combines an easy-to-use wireless network scanner with a USB-connected Wireless-G network adapter. Now you can scan for available wireless connectivity before turning on your computer. Discovered networks are listed in order of signal strength. With the Wi-Fi Finder built into the unit, you no longer need to power on your PC to determine if theres a wireless network connection available.

Features

•  High-speed Wireless-G networking for your desktop or notebook computer .
•  Built-in Wi-Fi Finder detects Wireless-G and Wireless-B signals .
•  Easy to read display shows network name, channel, signal strength, and security on/off .
•  Wireless communications are protected by up to 128-bit WEP or WPA encryption . 

• Simple installation and configuration
• Mounts either horizontally or vertically
• Included software provides useful details without overwhelming users.

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Connect to your wireless home network by adding a D-Link Wireless 150 USB Adapter to your notebook or desktop computer. Once connected, you can share a high-speed Internet connection while also getting access to shared documents, music, and photos with other computers on your network. Set up your new D-Link networking hardware in minutes using the new Quick Setup Wizard. The wizard will guide you through an easy to follow process to install your new hardware and connect to your network.

Features

• High-Speed Wireless Networking
• Connect Securely to your Wireless Network
• Compatibility Assurance
• Easy to Install & Connect 

Specifications:-

Technical Specifications
System Requriements	Windows 2000 (SP4), XP (SP2), or Vista (32 or 64-bit) or higher
	CD-ROM drive
	20MB hard disk space
	Available USB port
Standards	IEEE 802.11g
	IEEE 802.11b
	USB 2.0
Frequency Range	2.4GHz to 2.4835GHz
Antenna	Integrated Antenna
Security	64/128-bit WEP data encryption
	Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-EAP)
	802.1x
Operating Voltage	5VDC +/- 5%

This wireless USB from NETGEAR  gives non-stop wireless Internet and network access using versatile USB connectivity for use with both desktop PC’s and laptops at homes, offices and in the case of laptops at remote locations, such as, airports, cafes and other public areas.

The WG111 wireless adapter has a US 2.0 interface that  40 times faster than an USB 1.1, allowing us to have  up to 54 Mbps wireless networking speed.

The WG111 provides easy wireless connectivity for laptop users at home, the airport, café or other wireless public hotspot. NETGEAR’s Wireless LAN Manager lets you create profiles that reflect specific WLAN settings for each place you travel. The WG111 also supports office roaming for laptop users needing shared broadband Internet access and network resources when visiting the office.

KEY FEATURES

1) Versatile – use with Desktop PC or Laptop Computer.
2) Wirelessly share Broadband connection with throughput of up to 54 Mbps.
3) Wireless mobility for laptop/notebook users.
4) USB 2.0 interface is up to 40x faster than USB 1.1.
5) Portable, compact, pocket sized design.
6) Easy set-up with NETGEAR’s Smart Wizard Install Assistant.

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Mind reading may no longer be the domain of psychics and fortune tellers — now some computers can do it, too.

Software that uses brain scans to determine what items people are thinking about was among the technological innovations showcased Wednesday by Intel Corp., which drew back the curtain on a number of projects that are still under development.

The software analyzes functional MRI scans to determine what parts of a person's brain is being activated as he or she thinks. In tests, it guessed with 90 percent accuracy which of two words a person was thinking about, said Intel Labs researcher Dean Pomerleau.

Eventually, the technology could help the severely physically disabled to communicate. And Pomerleau sees it as an early step toward one day being able to control technology with our minds.

"The vision is being able to interface to information, to your devices and to other people without having an intermediary device," he said.

For now, the project's accomplishments are far more modest — it can only be used with prohibitively expensive and bulky fMRI equipment and hasn't yet been adapted to analyze abstract thoughts.

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Cyber security researchers and analysts have uncovered the existence of a spy network based in China that was used to steal sensitive, classified government documents from India - as well data from the Dalai Lama's office and the United Nations.

The "Shadow Network", as this network is now known, has been traced to two people living in Chengdu, China.
China is largely believed to possess a Cyber Warfare Doctrine that is designed to achieve global "electronic dominance" by 2050. With a yearly budget of $55 million allotted for it and over 10,000 hackers working in tandem, China is second only to U.S. when it comes to cyber snooping prowess.

As more details emerge about the intentions of these hackers, it is clear that they had targeted the upcoming Commonwealth games in India. The idea was to make Commonwealth games an utter failure later this year. The plans included studying the network architecture of the entire Commonwealth games IT infrastructure. This includes ticket sales, online registration servers all of which would crash at the time of the inaugural ceremony. The hackers had also looked into tender documents for the Commonwealth games network infrastructure. Intelligence agencies feel this could be for studying vulnerabilities in the system for possible attacks.

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The first-ever auction of the radio frequency spectrum for third generation (3G) telephony that would facilitate high-speed mobile services in India began on Friday.

India is scheduled to launch an advanced communications and navigation satellite using for the first time a cryogenic engine developed by its own scientists, news reports said Thursday.

The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) - which is to put the satellite into orbit - is powered by the cryogenic engine. Its launch is scheduled from the country's Sriharikota spaceport on April 15, the CNN-IBN news channel reported.With a successful launch, India will join the US, Russia, France, Japan and China, who have also developed that technology. Cryogenic engines are rocket motors designed for liquid fuels that have to be kept at very low temperatures, as they turn into a gaseous state at room temperature. A successful launch would mark a milestone for India's space programme as it would allow the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to launch heavier satellites in future, the report said.

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Hydraq is a targeted attack that is also currently referred to as Aurora, Google Attacks, and the Microsoft IE Vulnerability (advisory number 979352). Through the exploitation of a vulnerability, it attempts to install a trojan on a specific computer that steals information from that machine. The trojan attempts to make contact with command and control servers in order to receive instructions and to upload any information that it may have collected. This type of attack is often called an advanced persistent threat because of the sophistication and persistence of the attack within a business.

This attack is of concern to all computer users because vulnerabilities used in this attack are now widely known and likely to be exploited by other cybercriminals. 

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