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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.
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Meh  T1Oracle | 03/20/09
Though I wonder how well the electrical  GuidingLight | 03/20/09
I think the real issue is how accessible is the technology to do this?  T1Oracle | 03/20/09
Solution  fribble1@... | 03/20/09
With current technology that's probably enough  T1Oracle | 03/23/09
??  shadfurman | 03/23/09
Oscilloscopes connect to lines  T1Oracle | 03/23/09
Only with specific type(s)  Dr. John | 03/23/09
Guess it's not a joke  LordLiverpool | 03/23/09
No, it's not a joke  dmytrol@... | 03/23/09
This is old hat  Keeping Current | 03/23/09
Same thing I said  T1Oracle | 03/23/09

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