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I don't understand why this is called an attack. Looks like just a (very cool!) communication protocol, over an unusual medium?
by djinnandtonic 5y ago
I don't understand why this is called an attack. Looks like just a (very cool!) communication protocol, over an unusual medium?
- jeremyjh 5y agoThe idea would be to covertly compromise an air-gapped system and ex-filtrate data from it over time while it remains in use. Maybe you've compromised it before it has any useful data, or maybe you want remote control of an agent like stuxnet, so that you can launch an attack at the time of your chooosing.