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This video shows how AI can read the radio waves coming from an HDMI cable to mimic what's on screen

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This video shows how AI can read the radio waves coming from an HDMI cable to mimic what's on screen
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There is tech that can turn the radiation from HDMI cables back into videoAI reduces errors in intercepted signals by over 60%Digital is harder to decode than analog, but it's not impossibleLast week we discovered that your videos can give away your location thanks to airplane noises in the background that you can't even hear, and we've known for some years that Wi-Fi routers can be used to spot where people are in a room. So it's not a huge surprise to discover yet another way our tech is betra

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