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New device to let you anonymously access wi-fi from 2.5 miles away?

Posted on July 2, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

Swati Khandelwal writes:

Anonymity is something that seems next to impossible in this era of government surveillance. Even Tor and VPNs are no longer seem to be enough to protect user privacy. Once your IP address is discovered, your Game Over!
However, a method have been devised that not only allow users to anonymously connect to public Wi-Fi network, but also let them connect from about 2.5 Miles away.
Security researcher Benjamin Caudill has developed a device that adds an extra layer of anonymity to whistleblowers, journalists, dissidents and, of course, criminals.

Read more on The Hacker News.

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