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University research laboratory with workstations, equipment, and headphones connected to a laptop.

Researchers Devise Method to Eavesdrop on Headphones Using Electromagnetic Signals

Meet InjectEave, a sneaky new method that lets hackers tap into your headphones from up to 30 meters away - yes, even through walls - using electromagnetic signals to steal your audio. This clever hack injects radio-frequency energy into your device, making it easy for attackers to recover your private conversations.

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Professor observes 3D room scan with human figures on large screen beside WiFi router and measuring instruments.

Wi-Fi Sensing Technology Reveals Human Presence

Imagine being able to detect the presence of people in a room, simply by observing how radio waves bounce off them - it's a game-changing technology that's now a reality, thanks to innovative WiFi sensing research. By harnessing the power of WiFi signals, scientists can create a kind of invisible map, revealing not just the space, but the people within it.

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