Capture 130,000 Keystrokes : Key Katcher
Just connect this device to the computer with PS/2 keybords. It will capture 130,000 keystrokes. All we need to do to access the data is to type your password in a text editor.
(?/ thinkgeek.com: $89.99-)
RelInfo: Geek.com: Sound of keystrokes reveals passwords
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) have found a way to eavesdrop their way to passwords. The sounds a keyboard makes when in use can be used to determine the keystrokes, thus revealing passwords and other sensitive information.
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