Wireless NIC running Linux that offers stateful inspection

Hi,

Several months ago I ran across and lost pointers to an article that
mentioned a company that was funded by DoD to develop a wireless NIC
that includes an internal processor running a stateful inspection
firewall on top of Linux. Who makes the NIC?

Thanks,
Ed

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
|| Hi,
||
|| Several months ago I ran across and lost pointers to an
|| article that mentioned a company that was funded by DoD to
|| develop a wireless NIC that includes an internal processor
|| running a stateful inspection firewall on top of Linux. Who
|| makes the NIC?
||

Google?

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BJ in Texas wrote:

> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> || Hi,
> ||
> || Several months ago I ran across and lost pointers to an
> || article that mentioned a company that was funded by DoD to
> || develop a wireless NIC that includes an internal processor
> || running a stateful inspection firewall on top of Linux. Who
> || makes the NIC?
> ||
>
> Google?
>
Silly! Google's not into hardware, yet :-)
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derek

Derek Broughton wrote:
> BJ in Texas wrote:
>
>
>>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>|| Hi,
>>||
>>|| Several months ago I ran across and lost pointers to an
>>|| article that mentioned a company that was funded by DoD to
>>|| develop a wireless NIC that includes an internal processor
>>|| running a stateful inspection firewall on top of Linux. Who
>>|| makes the NIC?
>>||
>>
>>Google?
>>
>
> Silly! Google's not into hardware, yet :-)

I thought there was flap about them going in with some budget hardware
company to produce a US$150 laptop for third world kids? ICBW.