News Wi-Fi jamming to knock out cameras suspected in nine Minnesota burglaries -- smart security systems vulnerable as tech becomes cheaper and easier t...

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Yes, PoE for the win. Need to find another camera for my NVR - can add four more.
See so many DVR systems, what year is this 1965? using BNC?!
 
As I've been saying from Day 1....No WiFi "security cameras"

All of mine are hardwired.
Lots of cameras can do local recording to a SD card, either instead of or in addition to centralized recording on a server. IMO, this is the way to go, in case they manage to find your recorder or knock out the internet (for those who think recording-to-cloud is an awesome idea).

That said, thieves usually seem to cover up, these days, so I guess the main benefit of cameras is just that initial alert of a break-in.
 
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There is pro's and con's to everything !Even wired residential systems have con's ! Wired you cut power and wifi you cut internet !I guess it's good to have a battery backup system to !
 
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There is pro's and con's to everything !Even wired residential systems have con's ! Wired you cut power and wifi you cut internet !I guess it's good to have a battery backup system to !
With a wired system and local storage, it continues to record even without internet.
And "cutting the internet" is a lot more difficult than jamming the WiFi.

With WiFi, if the WiFi is jammed...no recording at all.

No system is foolproof. Just have to make it more difficult than the neighbors.
 
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