A groundbreaking study exposes how ordinary fiber optic internet cables can be weaponized as hidden microphones, posing a stealthy and undetectable risk to privacy in homes and offices.
A new side-channel attack can turn ordinary fiber optic cables into stealth microphones, allowing attackers to eavesdrop on conversations and daily activities with alarming accuracy—all while remaining invisible to traditional bug-sweeping tools.
First-generation cellular networks offered little to no privacy, allowing anyone with the right device to eavesdrop on calls. Discover how these vulnerabilities were demonstrated and what lessons they hold for today’s secure mobile communications.
A newly discovered flaw in Google’s Fast Pair protocol, dubbed WhisperPair, allows hackers to hijack, track, and eavesdrop on Bluetooth audio devices from major brands. Find out what’s at risk and how you can stay protected.