How Your Smartphone Can Spy On What You Type - Slashdot
lundi 30 septembre 2013 à 18:29 Neros, le 30/09/2013 à 02:31
"We all do it — place our phones down on the desk next to the keyboard. This might not be such a good idea if you want to keep your work to yourself. A team of researchers from MIT and the Georgia Institute of Technology have provided proof of concept for logging keystrokes using nothing but the sensors inside a smartphone — an iPhone 4 to be precise as the iPhone 3GS wasn't up to it. A pair of neural networks were trained to recognize which keys were being pressed just based on the vibration — and it was remarkably good at it for such a small device. There have been systems that read the keys by listening but this is the first system that can hide in mobile phone malware."
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Strak, le 30/09/2013 à 18:29
Un smartphone *pourrait* enregistrer ce que l'on tape sur un clavier s'il est assez proche, en se basant seulement sur les vibrations... #parano
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"We all do it — place our phones down on the desk next to the keyboard. This might not be such a good idea if you want to keep your work to yourself. A team of researchers from MIT and the Georgia Institute of Technology have provided proof of concept for logging keystrokes using nothing but the sensors inside a smartphone — an iPhone 4 to be precise as the iPhone 3GS wasn't up to it. A pair of neural networks were trained to recognize which keys were being pressed just based on the vibration — and it was remarkably good at it for such a small device. There have been systems that read the keys by listening but this is the first system that can hide in mobile phone malware."
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Strak, le 30/09/2013 à 18:29
Un smartphone *pourrait* enregistrer ce que l'on tape sur un clavier s'il est assez proche, en se basant seulement sur les vibrations... #parano
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