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Range doesn't matter that much
This will only be exploited by corporate espionage. How about I drop an intercept/repeater behind your desk? Then I can listen from further away. Maybe I can exploit it through the cubicle wall?

You're right in that this won't be exploited very often, but could be used in targeted espionage situations. Me, I'm just to cheap to buy these anyway....
Posted by: mtgarden   Posted on: 12/03/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Range doesn't matter that much  mtgarden | 12/03/07
re: Range doesn't matter that much  M.R. Kennedy | 12/03/07
i think this is a non issue (NT)  SO.CAL Guy | 12/03/07
Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, it *IS* an issue  Knorthern Knight | 12/03/07
Are "Blue Tooth" devices also vulnerable?  kd5auq | 12/03/07
Bluetooth is more secure.  ShadeTree | 12/03/07
Actually there is a solution...  Linux User 147560 | 12/03/07
No fix?  JDThompson | 12/03/07
Working range isn't the same as hackable range  georgeou | 12/03/07
Just another reason ....  ShadeTree | 12/04/07
Of course there is a fix, just recall the hardware.  georgeou | 12/03/07
This solution requires good ethical standards and performance. (NT)  Update victim | 12/04/07
can 27MHZ keyboards be overheard on a CB radio?  jaybyrd | 12/04/07
Being overheard on CB  Shadetree Engineer | 12/05/07

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