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The Wireless Village Net is a worldwide talk group dedicated to amateur radio operators who are also part of the global Information Security industry. Though obviously we're open to any and all who want to talk about radio, computers, security, fun hacks, and the like.
This group is sponsored by the Wireless Village -- where we focus on really geeky radio tech, like SDR, WiFi, fox hunting, and radio-related security in general. But we welcome geeks from all over the InfoSec community -- if you're hacking away and need a break, key up the group and chat!
We also host a weekly net -- every Wednesday at 2100 EST (US/Eastern -- GMT-5).
(note for old-skool hams -- 98638 is "WVNET" on your telephone keypad)