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wehateporn · 07-13-2015, 04:22 PM

A device that promised to mask your location online by putting you up to 2.5 miles away from your router made headlines in security circles earlier this month, with write-ups in Wired, Motherboard, and BGR (and here at Business Insider.) But it looks like the device will never see the light of day: As CSO Online reports, the entire project has now been cancelled under mysterious circumstances.

ProxyHam (as the device was called) was essentially a router broadcasting on a 900MHz connection, letting the owner ? with the right antenna ? connect from up to several miles away. It could be stashed in any public place with an internet connection (think library/coffee shop/co-working space) and then utilised by the owner. That way, even if the router itself is tracked down, its owner won't necessarily be discovered.

Continued ProxyHam anonymising router project mysteriously closed down - Business Insider

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