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- Keystrokes make noises. The frequency spectrum of each key on the keyboard is unique. Lasers have been used to detect sound for decades. So, using a laser to sniff keystrokes is the obvious next step. I'm sure this practice is well established by now.
- Posted by: T1Oracle Posted on: 03/20/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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