Hackers Can Now Eavesdrop on HDMI Cables to Capture Computer Screens
Study Reveals Potential Security Risk
Researchers Uncover New Attack Vector
Security researchers have uncovered a new and alarming vulnerability that allows hackers to eavesdrop on HDMI cables to capture computer screen data. This groundbreaking discovery has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community and raised serious concerns about the security of our digital devices.
The study, conducted by a team of researchers at Universidad de la República Montevideo in Uruguay, demonstrates that it is possible to use artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze the electromagnetic emissions from HDMI cables and extract sensitive information, such as images, text, and even passwords.
This discovery is particularly concerning because HDMI cables are widely used to connect computers, laptops, and other devices to displays and projectors. The researchers found that even shielded HDMI cables, which are designed to protect against electromagnetic interference, can be vulnerable to this new attack vector.
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