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Are Kerui W18/G18 systems susceptible to jamming and other attacks?Hi All I need to purchase a wireless alarm system for use in South Africa. Wireless radio device jamming is well used in South Africa and the device I require should at least cater for jamming attacks, replay attacks and other less sophisticated attacks. Does anyone know whether the W18, G18 or any other Kerui product (or a competitor within the same price range) have security defense mechanisms that cater for such attacks? Thank you so much for you help. Mike Mike You make a good point. I never thought of using jamming devices to disable wireless security systems. My guess is that the KERUI wireless sensors are susceptible to these attacks. As far as I can tell, if the sensor run out of battery, KERUI doesn't report it. Maybe there is a setting for that, but the sensor out of battery--thereby disconnects--is so far silent. For your situation, you'll have to get a security system that uses wired sensors. Don Thank you Don. From my further research it does not seem that many security devices cater for jamming or replays. It would be great if anyone can indicate a low to medium cost DIY security system that does cater for this. Any takers out there? :) Mike Mike
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