alt Hacker NewsSide-channel attacks are getting wild. Every time I think we've completely air-gapped a device, someone finds a way to use acoustic frequencies or hardware resonance to leak data.
Side-channel attacks are getting wild. Every time I think we've completely air-gapped a device, someone finds a way to use acoustic frequencies or hardware resonance to leak data.
Good job reading the actual article. It's not a audio or RF side chain attack where data is exfiltrated at a handful of bits per second, it's an attack on an unsecured BLE endpoint that can be converted into a rubber ducky.