Researchers at the University of Tokyo in Japan have created a conductive paint, which security-conscious wireless users can use to block their neighbors from access to their home wireless networks. “By painting a solution containing our magnetic particles on the walls, you would quickly, and effectively, shield the room from stray electromagnetic radiation from outside,” said one of the researchers.Learn more at the BBC World Service Web site.
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