dongc:


You all are sounding like ...you are pinging terabytes of highly influential data....what data does home automation contain...info about lightning or music etc...simple firewall solves whatever security needs for a home use...

What does an intruder want...is this a bank??

bixton:



Please if you do come about the price per sqm for suspended ceiling kindly let me know.....

Thanks.

n3xt:


Well done!

If funding is not an issue, POP is the best in large hall with high ceiling.

A lot of halls now favour Suspended Ceiling Systems in difficult listening environments for pricing and good sound absorption. It’s a cheaper alternative to high end acoustic ceilings.

Here’s 800m² suspended ceiling installed at Iperu.
https://fb.watch/cte6fMQvY2/

Horlardorjah:



Chief, do you by chance have this or something very very similar

Itsrm:


I seem to agree with you but let's see what happens on the 19th.

Who knows? Maybe, just maybe he will surprise us and pay.

DFAMEGUY11S:
yes the similar is available

FEGEITOK:


Don't leave it to the vendor or installer to keep your network secure.

Change all default passwords as soon as they are gone.

I can go on and on.... But that's a good start.

If one can access your home automation network, he will try to get into your computers, etc.

Like I said in my first post, it depends on the person and the assets to be protected, your mileage may vary.

GloriousGbola:


So if I was an enterprising criminal and I figured out vulnerabilities in high net worth peoples home automation I could use the opportunity to set up a seamless home invasion. No breaking of anything. Just enter grab the owner and have him initiate transfers at gunpoint.

diordaves:


What data does home automation contain? Is the home a bank?

The above statement is made from a position of carelessness o. Take your personal data seriously.

Home network include highly valuable data to the bad guys e.g internet banking (password) data, email account data, title deeds, family data ( date of births, NIN number, BVN, Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram etc). Is home network a bank? Of course it is.

Home network is not just music and automated light switch. Please take your personal data/information seriously.

Firewall is not enough. Add a good VPN to the mix.

Aventures:
My advice to terrace Buyers: please engage a trusted engineer to help you monitor what the developer is building from scratch to finishing. Let him check even the designs before committing Kobo, honestly I am talking form unpleasant experience of some xlents that I am doing retrofitting for. If the house is fully built. Ensure your developer give you as built drawings, indemnity letter on the structural integrity.
One of the experience I have recently was on one of my client house a unit out of 4 terraces. The house is failing structurally and we need t provide retrofitting solution , then we discover that the developer don't even have the drawings anymore in their archive,, the structural members could not be located so the client has to pay huge money for ultrasound test, and lastly you need permission of other occupants before you can do any major structural amendment as the buildings a joined together. Avoid all this headache by being more diligent.

dongc:


Sir, you wrote alot which makes no sense at all....so many of the social media sites or even banks connection you wrote above are almost end to end encrypted.....
Where did I mention not to take them serious ? My assertions are simple....
1.Does your home automation contain your BVN and Bank info ??
3.you hackers are intrested in this kind of info ?
2.which bank does not provide secure end to end connection

Like said a simple switch/router with WPA2 and AES encryption is enough for ANY HOME .
If you have multiple access points also known as routers....creating a firewall or[b] access-list is enough[/b].......any tunneling or so called VPN is an is an OVERKILL if its not a public network...

You can even create trusted sites on your router if you want...this not necessary but an extra care.

Again it's your house do as you like ...this is just free unsolicited lecture ...all the best sir

n3xt:


You’re touching my area of strength.

I did the integration of network infrastructure in the foremost malls in Lagos, we had wires running into all spaces not because we can’t afford wireless infrastructures but because we want a secure network in regards to potential data interference or theft.

Whether wireless or wired network, with good network management system - which integrates both wired and wireless infrastructure, you can always go to sleep without worries.

Well done sir. I retired 2010

bolu1986:


Welldone oga wey Sabi all.. akiika!!!

E be like say na you build the whole lagos

Stopthecap:
Fraudster builder is back...

watch your wallet .
ole is on the prowl.

BEWARE

dongc:


Sir, you wrote alot which makes no sense at all....so many of the social media sites or even banks connection you wrote above are almost end to end encrypted.....
Where did I mention not to take them serious ? My assertions are simple....
1.Does your home automation contain your BVN and Bank info ??
3.you hackers are intrested in this kind of info ?
2.which bank does not provide secure end to end connection

Like said a simple switch/router with WPA2 and AES encryption is enough for ANY HOME .
If you have multiple access points also known as routers....creating a firewall or access-list is enough.......any tunneling or so called VPN is an is an OVERKILL if its not a public network...

You can even create trusted sites on your router if you want...this not necessary but an extra care.

Again it's your house do as you like ...this is just free unsolicited lecture ...all the best sir

EgunMogaji2:


I'm with you on this.

Over thinking is going on. I'm using wireless and only wired where necessary as an example my cameras and only because of POE. I just don't want a layperson to read all this and think wireless is not good. It is very good when properly configured. Anyone doing home automation will do some configuration. It goes with the territory.

diordaves:


Ok. I hear you.

WPA2 and AES encryption is enough for ANY HOME . Really?
yessir
VPN in homes overkill? No mind me then. I'm just paranoid.

n3xt:
There’s are few things we can’t discuss on this platform when it comes to wireless security.

Here’s a piece of advice to homeowners:

1. Always run your network on uninterruptible power supply.
2. Use POE switch to maintain uptime on all device in event of power failure. No be POE switch go provide backup power o
3. Install some Dummy Security Cameras to create a false sense of security in some areas.
4. Instead of manually provisioning your devices for network connectivity use cloud-based solutions that can push your settings to end-user devices without human interference. I mean each device on the network download their configurations directly from the cloud. There are several solutions that provide unified management of your devices - no matter how many thousand - from a single dashboard.
5. Stop using the cheap and common devices.
6. If possible DIY your install. Gbogbo aso ko la nsa l’orun. No be all clothe dem dey spread for sun.

For those who don’t know, before HIVs, there are malwares.

Anytime you see those funny pop ups on your system, one or more device on your network may have been affected and the hacker can configure it as a host and use your WIFI network to reach other devices.
If you think it’s nothing, be careful you don’t make huge transfer to a wrong website due to website redirects.

Free Advice!!

Bosun You should have remained in your computer science/ IT field rather than forcing yourself in the building industry which you had inadequate qualifications, experience, professionalism and integrity as your long list of victims shows that you were not cut out to be a building contractor.

dongc:

absolutely ..This is why it's important that vendors identifies client's needs where the knowledge is non existent... buying multiple devices doing exactly same work.

DUNKA:
Bosun You should have remained in your computer science/ IT field rather than forcing yourself in the building industry which you had inadequate qualifications, experience, professionalism and integrity as your long list of victims shows that you were not cut out to be a building contractor.

dongc:


sir,
If I may ask sir what do you need VPN for at your house?

justcool:
Can somebody please give me a rough estimate of how much it will cost to build a 5-bedroom duplex in Anambra state?

Please break it down into these 3 sections.

Cost of materials and Labour for

1) Foundation

2) DPC to decking

3) Roofing.

Thanks in advance.

Jasobry:
Please I'm in a dilemma, which is preferable between increte and interlocking floor in a compound?

Jasobry:
Please I'm in a dilemma, which is preferable between increte and interlocking floor in a compound?