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Secure Your Radio Station
Networking 2.0 keeps those radio waves free from interference
If you don’t want your radio station to be hacked by a Scandinavian rock-music-loving hacker, then you need Atsign’s Networking 2.0 technology.
After KRYZ Radio in Mariposa, California had their signal stolen by a Swedish Rock station, leadership contacted their friend, Atsign’s Colin Constable, for help. Luckily, Atsign was preparing to launch a new, Networking 2.0 tool, SSH No Ports, that turned out to be the perfect way to protect against future signal hacking.
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Read more about Networking 2.0 or email us at info@atsign.com.
For a 30-day free trial of NoPorts, the remote sys admin tool that got the station back on track, visit NoPorts.com.
We love talking to customers, so please reach out to support@noports.com with any questions, or set up a demo to see SSH No Ports in real time.
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