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 The modern world is a busy place and not without danger. Computers are part of every aspect of our lives, and global networks connect them all around the planet. In this world, the threat of *cyber* is ubiquitous at every given moment. The modern world is a busy place and not without danger. Computers are part of every aspect of our lives, and global networks connect them all around the planet. In this world, the threat of *cyber* is ubiquitous at every given moment.
  
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 ## Assembling the parts ## Assembling the parts
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 Because of the voltage differences it is important to program the Arduino before the soldering is done. While I did the development I kept the parts on a breadboard, so I could add a logic shifter. The final soldering was done when I was content that my programming would work. Because of the voltage differences it is important to program the Arduino before the soldering is done. While I did the development I kept the parts on a breadboard, so I could add a logic shifter. The final soldering was done when I was content that my programming would work.
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 160µA deep sleep current is far from perfect, but it will keep the device running for a few month. 160µA deep sleep current is far from perfect, but it will keep the device running for a few month.
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 ## The Things Network ## The Things Network
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 The Cyber Alarm was used in a talk about LoRaWAN that we were able to hold at 35c3 &ndash; thanks to Chaos West for hosting us on their stage! Sadly, the first few minutes of the recording are audio only. But the Cyber Alarm can be seen.<br> The Cyber Alarm was used in a talk about LoRaWAN that we were able to hold at 35c3 &ndash; thanks to Chaos West for hosting us on their stage! Sadly, the first few minutes of the recording are audio only. But the Cyber Alarm can be seen.<br>
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