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zombiess said:If you want to know how advanced and how to protect stuff from it.
Search Van Eck phreaking and be amazed, its an old school method too. Around longer than many people think. To counter it and other methods the tempest security cert was developed and is employed in secure facilities. Some of the cert requirements get petty nutty... Literally they have to certify nuts and screws to meet certain levels. I was fascinated by this stuff in the early 90s when I had no real life.
cal3thousand said:zombiess said:If you want to know how advanced and how to protect stuff from it.
Search Van Eck phreaking and be amazed, its an old school method too. Around longer than many people think. To counter it and other methods the tempest security cert was developed and is employed in secure facilities. Some of the cert requirements get petty nutty... Literally they have to certify nuts and screws to meet certain levels. I was fascinated by this stuff in the early 90s when I had no real life.
Time to get rid of those CRTs you guys are holding onto :wink:
nechaus said:cal3thousand said:zombiess said:If you want to know how advanced and how to protect stuff from it.
Search Van Eck phreaking and be amazed, its an old school method too. Around longer than many people think. To counter it and other methods the tempest security cert was developed and is employed in secure facilities. Some of the cert requirements get petty nutty... Literally they have to certify nuts and screws to meet certain levels. I was fascinated by this stuff in the early 90s when I had no real life.
Time to get rid of those CRTs you guys are holding onto :wink:
Some of my old CRT's had such an amazing picture... I remember one of my old screens doing crazy resolutions for the time..
I remember 60hz gave me headachs... I needed like 80hz plus to not see any flickering...
I have no more CRT's, Just a house full of lcd's... I kinda wish I had a CRT to run my 3d printer and any future machines...