Forwarded from: "Michael J. Reeves, AA, ASc" <michaeljreevesat_private> Interesting... The assumption is that the keyboard is at fault. Since it is transmitting a radio signal, what is the possibility that something in the transmitter's/recipient's room is receiving and conducting the signal??? Isn't there a "tv antenna AMPLIFIER" that plugs into the wall-sockets and uses the internal wiring as an expanded dish-antenna??? That would be TOO easy.... InfoSec News wrote: > > http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article.jhtml?articleID=431326 > > Jonathan Tisdall > Aftenposten English Web Desk > Friday 08 November 2002 > > The Stavanger men who discovered that data input on a cordless > keyboard also appeared on a neighbor's computer - supposedly far out > of range in another building - have had their equipment replaced. > Nothing has changed, and the manufacturer is worried. > > Per Arild Evjeberg and Per Erik Helle made headlines when they > discovered that text Evjeberg was typing in was appearing in Helle's > apartment, 150 meters and at least two walls away. Product manager > Tore A. Särelind of Hewlett-Packard Norway is concerned and said the > firm is taking the problem "deadly seriously", Stavanger Aftenblad > reports. [...] -- Michael J. Reeves, AA, ASc MJR Consulting Services Sacramento, California 95842 E-Mail: michaeljreevesat_private (REMOVE "NoSPAM." to reply) - ISN is currently hosted by Attrition.org To unsubscribe email majordomoat_private with 'unsubscribe isn' in the BODY of the mail.
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