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absolutely. raising the noise floor would make it harder for the adversary to pick up valuable signals. but why bother with complicated jamming setups that requ
by ech 9y ago
absolutely. raising the noise floor would make it harder for the adversary to pick up valuable signals. but why bother with complicated jamming setups that require you to cover a very wide spectrum, at high power, while taking care of not interfering with your own equipments, and still have signals going out that with sufficient means and motivation, a sophisticated attacker may still intercept (we're pretty good at extracting valuable signals from noise) when you can just put on your RFP to stick the lot in a faraday cage, use optical connectivity inside it, forbid wireless HIDs, buy shielded monitors and shielded phones, and put a couple of scary bald men in front of the door.