Eavesdroppers can hack 6G frequency with DIY metasurface 

You might have already heard (/read) about this. 

tl;dr : the QUICK LINK you might want to click on ... is way down at the bottom. (The last one.) 


The first post -- (it was on LinkedIn) --  where (I think) I found out about it, seems to be at [the URL] 

https://www.linkedin.com/company/riceece/?miniCompanyUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_miniCompany%3A35604587&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Aschools_school_posts_index%3Bb801268a-c7ce-4857-8982-86a92c6ecc89&licu=urn%3Ali%3Acontrol%3Ad_flagship3_university-actor_container&lici=BF%2FIOQZTiCo0hUhUxR%2BJow%3D%3D 

but when I try to click on (or otherwise use, i.e., "de-reference") *** that *** URL, it seems to just auto-forward or "lapse" to (the URL of) [a link to] the "department" [fan] page, or "profile" page, or "like" page ... which is: 

https://www.linkedin.com/school/riceece/ 

and then (it seems that) FROM THERE, I would have to click on "see all posts" -- which seems to be a hyperlink to the "href" field value or URL
before it would even allow me to try to find the post. 
(I did, and it did ... ) 

But anyway, if you just want to READ about it -- and not necessarily insist on doing so via LinkedIn, then: ... you can (feel free to) just go to the URL that is linked to from the LinkedIn, post ... which is [the bit.ly URL] 

 https://bit.ly/3wFlZTi 

which in turn sorta "forwards" to ... the REAL URL of the actual destination web page ... which is: 

https://news.rice.edu/news/2022/eavesdroppers-can-hack-6g-frequency-diy-metasurface 

Thanks for your patience, if (/ 'since') this turned out to be so long-winded. 

Stay safe out there ... 

Mike Schwartz 
Glendale  AZ 
schwartz@acm.org