Tag: LED
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Researchers Find Way to Recover Cryptographic Keys by Analyzing LED Flickers
In what’s an ingenious side-channel attack, a group of academics has found that it’s possible to recover secret keys from a device by …
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Glowworm Attack allows sound recovery via a device’s power indicator LED
The Glowworm attack leverages optical emanations from a device’s power indicator LED to recover sounds from connected peripherals and spy …
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New Glowworm Attack Recovers Device’s Sound from Its LED Power Indicator
A novel technique leverages optical emanations from a device’s power indicator LED to recover sounds from connected peripherals and spy on …
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Law enforcement and Microsoft join forces to dismantle botnet using LED Light Control Console
Cybercriminals have abused LED light control console to launch malicious attacks, Microsoft’s security experts warn. Microsoft …
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How Researchers Hacked LED Wristbands and Taken Complete Control
LED wristbands to light up large shows and events, it will be provided by event organizers to attendees, the wristbands are a part of …
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Google now forces all Nest camera devices LED to remain on because privacy
Google has been moving towards making its Home and Nest more privacy-oriented, and now it has taken one step towards that for Nest cams. …
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53% off InnoGear LED Solar Motion Sensor Outdoor Security Light, 4-Pack – Deal Alert
InnoGear’s 24 LED solar light can automatically light up your home, yard, garage, driveway, patio, deck, or any other area that gets sun …
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Hacking an IKEA Lack Table into a Display
So, let’s take a look at the electronics part of the project, which is basically a display unit and control hardware; the first is, as we already mentioned, a matrix divided into rows, each one composes by a LED strip segment. Using a Neopixel RGB LED strip allows us to address each single LED and…
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You’re not safe offline: Router LED lights can steal your data
A system which is air-gapped is generally considered safe from intrusion as there are few network tunnels or avenues for hackers to exploit. After all, if you can’t connect, you can’t steal or tamper with air-gapped devices. Read full news article on ZDNet
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