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Compromising Electromagnetic Emanations of Keyboards Experiment 1/2 from Martin Vuagnoux on Vimeo.

Can they really do that? Or is this preset program that tricks us? How did they filter out signals from potential other users nearby? Despite my questions about the details, I think this is very fun and relevant research.

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