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There are several Wireless Routers available on the market. Some of these are "hackable" because their firmware is upgradeable and based on Linux.

An example is the popular Linksys WRT54G wireless router.

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	There are several Wireless Routers available on the market. Some of these are "hackable" because their firmware is upgradeable and based on Linux.		There are several Wireless Routers available on the market. Some of these are "hackable" because their firmware is upgradeable and based on Linux.

	An example is the popular Linksys [[WRT54G]] wireless router.		An example is the popular Linksys [[WRT54G]] wireless router.