Ars: Cross-Platform Malware Communicates With Sound
An anonymous reader writes "Do you think an airgap can protect your computer? Maybe not. According to this story at Ars Technica, security consultant Dragos Ruiu is battling malware that communicates with infected computers using computer microphones and speakers." That sounds nuts, but it is a time-tested method of data transfer, after all.
I'm confused, you mean information can actually be conveyed via air vibrations?
Nobody can hear your infected computer's scream.
This story is generating a lot of buzz.
Table-ized A.I.
SO you could tell who people voted for when one candidate had an umlat.
>implying everyone in Europe doesn't have an umlaut in their name.
My first modem was a carrier pigeon, and we liked it.......for dinner.
Table-ized A.I.
At this time, I'm taking the whole thing with a handful of salt. It's not totally impossible, though.
That is next month's article: "Cross-Platform Malware spread through common table salt"
Time Bomber the Book coming soon.
Palin translates Snowden's farts from her house.
Table-ized A.I.
Is that anything like FidoNet? ;-)
Down With Slashdot BETA!!! I've been around the corner and seen the oliphant; you can only abuse me from your perspecti
So once again, Terminator shows us the way. Defeat the malware by stationing dogs near all computers to listen for the telltale hyper frequency comms emitted by the machines.