No One Is Safe: $300 Gadget Steals Encryption Keys out of the Air, and It’s Nearly Unstoppable

BGR ^ | July 8, 2015 | Zach Epstein

[Texas Fossil]

with appropriate hidden pickup loops and range extenders this could get interesting.

[HiJinx]

Sounds like you got away clean.
In my shop, we’d probably have had to shoot you...:)

[ShadowAce]

[CedarDave]

Sounds like not using mobile devices or computers using wi-fi is the answer. Hard-wired computers avoid the problem. I do all my secure work (bank and credit card transactions) on my computer physically connected to the net.

[ducttape45]

Only computers connected to a classified network have that kind of shielding. Non-classfied computers do not.

[I cannot think of a name]

And I am positive these were NOT on a classified network because it was at a medical teaching school. What they were (I believe) were hand-me-downs, and the blue suiters wanted them kept in the same condition they had received them. Didn’t really matter until some dummkopfs from the outside tried to open them up!

[AndyJackson]

Good grief. Some of us are just having fun here.

[GingisK]

Good grief. Some of us are just having fun here.

Some of us have knowledge and wisdom we'd like to share. But, play your heart out, game boy.