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Cisco releases fix for Aironet flaw
July 28, 2003 The company posts advisories and patches for a pair of security flaws in its Aironet 1100 series wireless access points.Proxim hones Wi-Fi business product pitch
February 9, 2004 The wireless networking equipment maker is fine-tuning its access points as it sees the market for business adoption of Wi-Fi gear picking up this year.Cisco launches draft Wi-Fi kit
September 5, 2007 Networking-gear company hopes the IEEE's final specification for 802.11n will be close to that of Cisco's high-speed Wi-Fi access point.Wi-Fi makes room to roam
December 16, 2003 MCI plans to more than triple the number of wireless access points to the Internet through a partnership with Boingo Wireless. Also: T-Mobile and iPass agree to let subscribers access each other's ...Cisco airs out Wi-Fi vulnerability
December 4, 2003 The network equipment maker says a flaw in some of its Aironet wireless access points could allow attackers to snoop on corporate networks.Aruba to make legacy wireless play
March 9, 2005 Companies will be able to turn fat Wi-Fi access points into more useful thin APs through a scheme Aruba will announce.Intel raises the stakes on Wi-Fi chips
November 20, 2003 The chipmaker is developing a Wi-Fi chip for portable devices as well as a software access point for desktop PCs as it looks beyond Wi-Fi chips for notebooks.Intel colonizes with chipsets
August 10, 2004 Few people think about chipsets much, but they've allowed Intel to expand an empire.Gateway eyes net gear for small business
April 2, 2004 The computer maker plans to begin selling networking equipment to small and midsize businesses, in a move to tap into a new market.Commentary: Targeting rogue hot spots
November 19, 2003 While security is an issue when it comes to Wi-Fi, the real risk, says FedEx CIO Rob Carter, is rogue equipment impatient employees install.IBM expands wireless security service
October 8, 2003 Big Blue announces an intrusion detection service that's aimed at helping customers protect against security breaches on wireless local area networks.Commentary: Hot-spot security in hot water
March 30, 2004Commentary: A fate worse than lack of access
November 26, 2003Cisco flaw puts Wi-Fi networks at risk
November 2, 2005 Fix is out for bug in WLAN controllers that could enable an attacker to send malicious wireless traffic.Vonage, Cisco team up in Wi-Fi giveaway
June 13, 2005 People who sign up for Net telephony from Vonage will be able to turn in their old wireless access points for new ones.3Com partners with wireless-switch upstart
August 16, 2004 3Com enters into the wireless-switch market through a partnership with start-up Trapeze Networks.Cisco to update Wi-Fi setup
May 4, 2004 Cisco Systems is set to announce a new module for its Catalyst 6500 Ethernet switch that's designed to allow for more centralized control of Cisco's wireless local area networks.Cisco patches Wi-Fi vulnerabilities
April 13, 2007 Software vulnerabilities that could result in unauthorized access to a wireless network are addressed by two sets of patches.Wi-Fi switch makers search for standard
April 8, 2005 Equipment suppliers band together to make gear interoperable, but small players fear Cisco could hijack the process.Wireless upstart scores $42 million in funding
July 26, 2004 Aruba Wireless also inks a partnership with HP, as it competes against big names like Cisco and Symbol Technologies.
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