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All About Wireless Sensor Networks : ISSN 2001-6298

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Hot Research Areas in Wireless Sensor Networks

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 14, 2013

Are you thinking of a new direction for your research groups or something to add or expand what you are currently doing? We have got some things for you to ponder about. Unmanned Autonomous Aerial Vehicle Technologies Using WSN Experimental…

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News, WSN Applications

Java 7 Security Manager Bypass Vulnerability

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 12, 2013

The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has issued a warning that hackers have figured out how to exploit Java vulnerabilities to install malicious software enabling them to commit crimes ranging from identity theft to making an infected computer…

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Security, Technical Articles

Security Challenges for Wireless Sensor Networks

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 12, 2013

Wireless Sensor Systems deployments are security sensitive and attacks against them may lead to damage to health and safety of people. The biggest treat to WSS is Denial-of-service attack. These attacks are conditions for hardware failures, resource exhaustion, bugs, malicious…

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News

PhD Student Tackles Hazardous Gases With Foam Sensor

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 11, 2013

A doctoral student from the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Nuclear Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, one of the America’s oldest technological research university, Fazel Yavari  has developed a new sensor that detects extremely small quantities of hazardous gases. The…

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Internet Of Things, News

Internet of Things Gets Boost From ZigBee

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 10, 2013

Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) has announced CC2538 what seems to be the first Industry’s 3-in-1 network processor that offer the three most popular ZigBee standards for one-end user and could aid the future Internet of Things deployment. According to the…

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News

Flying Sensors Ready To Fight Crime

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • January 8, 2013

The Flying toy idea has improved to a new level. You can now have drones monitoring your land aerially over large swaths of land including a farm or factory. “To reduce the number of crimes, we wanted to develop a…

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