Think your computer is safe from hacking if you keep it offline? A nasty trick that turns your hard drive cable into a radio transmitter could still be used to steal your data
Hackers can covertly turn a cable inside a computer into a makeshift antenna that can secretly transmit sensitive data, even from “air-gapped” devices that are deliberately not connected to the internet.
Air-gapped computers are commonly used by government security services and key infrastructure control systems to prevent remote hackers from gaining access, but that doesn’t mean it is impossible to get data out.
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