It’s Good to Know: The Latest Hacking Technology

By Early To Rise | Wed, Jun 11, 2008 |

  

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Anti-virus software, firewalls, spyware blockers. Our computers are full of features to stop hackers from stealing our confidential data. But computer security researchers have recently found a new way to bypass all that security.

A German team from Saarland University uses telescopes to focus on the reflection of computer screens on glasses, bottles, teapots, spoons, and even eyes. They can read 12-point type from up to 15 feet away, and 18-point type from 30 feet. As far as they know, no one has yet exploited this technique to "hack." But to be on the safe side when you’re working on your computer, keep an eye out for people lurking around with telescopes.

(Source: PC World)

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