A team of researchers from Israel has developed a piece of malware that demonstrates how hackers can abuse security cameras with infrared (IR) capabilities to send and receive data to and from an air-gapped network.
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Infrared Cameras Allow Hackers to Jump Air Gaps
A team of researchers from Israel has developed a piece of malware that demonstrates how hackers can abuse security cameras with infrared (IR) capabilities to send and receive data to and from an air-gapped network. The post Infrared Cameras Allow Hackers to Jump Air Gaps appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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