Posted May 12, 2012 by T3cH FR3@K in Tech Buzz

First Amazing Wallpaper that Protects your Wi-Fi Networks From Hackers

The first wallpaper that protects your Wi-Fi

Your Wi-Fi network can be hacked by hackers via some nasty tool then even can record your login credential, or use your network for their profit. This is the First Amazing Wallpaper that protects your Wi-Fi Networks from Hackers. No one wish to isolate or insulate their whole family of waves that pierce the walls of the office to invade. Researchers from Grenoble, France have found the solution perfect: a wallpaper insulation and anti-piracy system.

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You fear that your Wi-Fi hacked by hackers in a lot of hobbies? You want to isolate or insulate your family waves that pierce the walls of the office for any invading your home? Grenoble researchers have found the solution: a wallpaper insulation and anti-piracy. The idea may seem preposterous. Researchers at the Technical Center of Grenoble paper have developed a meta-paper capable of filtering the air Wi-Fi and mobile phones. How? Through patterns made with a conductive ink composed notably of silver particles.

Result, the “ GSM frequencies (0.9, 1.8 and 2.1 GHz) or Wi-Fi (2.45 and 5.5 GHz) ”are filtered and protects both the network from hackers and electro sensitive waves. The inventors of this wallpaper say it also has the advantage of “let all the other waves like FM radio or television.”

That was translation of French to English. In general, the concept seems quite absurd but, it’s true. Researchers at the technical center of the paper have developed a meta-paper with the ability to filter the Wi-Fi wave and mobile phones where everything is achieved through patterns made or received with a conductive ink particles composed primarily of silver.

Result, the GSM frequencies (0.9, 1.8 and 2.1 GHz) or WiFi (2.45 and 5.5 GHz) are filtered and in turn, protect the network from hacking and people to the airwaves Electro. Wall coverings, which can be used as an undercoat to cover, should be marketed at a price described as “affordable ”by its creators in 2013. It could even be turned into flooring, ceiling or window!