Researches at Ben-Gurion University found hackers can steal data from your computer by gathering the Morse code-like patterns of LED indicators using drones - but they have also devices a solution.

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Researchers have discovered a way to hack into a computer by aiming a drone at the tiny blinking light found on most Windows desktops. The espionage technique was successfully demoed earlier this ...

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A $30,000 project currently underway at Cascades Falls Park calls for the replacement of incandescent bulbs with LED lights and a new computer system to control the lights and music at the Jackson ...

Researchers show how to steal computer data via LED lights Ben-Gurion University of the Negev cyber lab steals data from air-gapped computer's hard drive by reading pulses of light with light sensors.

Researchers have found that once malware is on a computer, it can indirectly control a hard-drive (HDD) activity LED, turning it on and off rapidly (thousands of flickers per second) -- a rate ...

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