Wi-Fi signals used to see through walls
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/6254646/Wi-Fi-signals-used-to-see-through-walls.html
Next time you have your PC's case open, have a look at your power supply and how it hooks to your Mobo....
Can you say, mains induction 'alternet'?
Kinda gives new meaning to the term "power" lines....
TS
interesting, but I don't think it will out view FLIR digital Thermographics, you know, like the ones on board super secret satellites that spy through your roof and watching you doing the lady of the house.<Zoom>
Some very sensitive FLIR systems can spot dead bodies 6ft under ground that's 3 days old.
thanks.
Jerry ;)
Quote from: MasterPlaster on October 04, 2009, 05:40:54 PM
Wi-Fi signals used to see through walls
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/6254646/Wi-Fi-signals-used-to-see-through-walls.html
Someone in the U.S. Air Force told me there was a radar system on the Flying Command Posts that could see over the horizon from low altitude and see a person walk from one room to another in a house 150 miles away.
--Lee
That stuff's old news. kid stuff, really.
Quote from: the_big_m_in_ok on October 04, 2009, 11:21:39 PM
Someone in the U.S. Air Force told me there was a radar system on the Flying Command Posts that could see over the horizon from low altitude and see a person walk from one room to another in a house 150 miles away.
--Lee
Makes you wonder. Is this the height of achievement or the height of stupidity!
Quote from: MasterPlaster on October 05, 2009, 04:57:14 AM
Makes you wonder. Is this the height of achievement or the height of stupidity!
Since I had to work in the Air Force with a lot of control freaks, I'd say the latter.
--Lee
Quote from: TechStuf on October 04, 2009, 11:40:43 PM
That stuff's old news. kid stuff, really.
it is, Smart meters can monitor what you do in your home, log it and make a costing report. Toaster, kettle, tv. pc...
Beaming ghz frequencies through anything with voids will fairly much reveal what is going on.
spy sats have been able to do this since the early 80's. The big difference now is they can read the date stamp on the coin in your pocket.
When you think you can buy a 12mp camera for under $1000, imagine the lens CCD and spectral range the $12 billion dollar sat has... Think of how that CCD came around and who is paying for the thing to be made in the first place. Most cool gadgets started in science (wifi - space physics) and military circles.
pcjunkie said:
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it is, Smart meters can monitor what you do in your home, log it and make a costing report. Toaster, kettle, tv. pc...
@all
pcjunkie is right. A European named Van Eck wrote the defining paper explaining that with good enough software and the right antenna, your computer monitor
can be monitored for what you're looking at and doing on the Internet.
"No more WiFi" is about right. Never do anything personally sensitive on the Internet.
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...spy sats have been able to do this since the early 80's. The big difference now is they can read the date stamp on the coin in your pocket. ...
I'm not surprised. In the military, I was told *rumors* that there were a lot of things that do incredible performance functions which were highly classified.
--Lee