3 ms·
If the gaming PC wasn't on, it's hard to imagine that it was producing the audio signal (e.g. someone accessing the computer remotely, causing it to run a progr
by khedoros1 5y ago
If the gaming PC wasn't on, it's hard to imagine that it was producing the audio signal (e.g. someone accessing the computer remotely, causing it to run a program and play the audio). I'd guess something more like an excessively-powerful AM radio transmission. It's not too hard to find similar anecdotes online: https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/picking-up-radio-station-signal-through-my-speakers.236707/ https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/picking-up-radio-statio...
- ducttapethrow 5y agoI think this is the most likely explanation. My threat vector isn't high so such a sophisticating hacking job makes little sense. I just have no idea why someone would broadcast that kind of message near me. I checked Nextdoor for any complaints but my neighborhood isn't very active there.