MOSQUITO Attacks Lets Air-Gapped Computers Exchange Data
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Return To ArticleAir-gapped computers are believed to be the most secure setup wherein the systems remain isolated from the Internet and local networks, requiring physical access to access data via a USB flash drive or other removable media.
Dubbed MOSQUITO, the new technique, discovered by a team of researchers at Israel’s Ben Gurion University, works by reversing connected speakers (passive speakers, headphones, or earphones) into microphones by exploiting a specific audio chip feature.
