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Actually... some ceramic capacitors are piezoelectric [1] and thus could (conceivably) be used as low-fidelity audio sensors. Better rip out all the capacitors
by beambot 15y ago
Actually... some ceramic capacitors are piezoelectric [1] and thus could (conceivably) be used as low-fidelity audio sensors. Better rip out all the capacitors too -- just in case. ;-)
That would be one crazy covert communications channel. Wonder if there are any security papers exploring that...?
[1] http://www.kemet.com/kemet/web/homepage/kfbk3.nsf/vaFeedbackFAQ/242F5F2E69DCEC7485256EDF004CA495 http://www.kemet.com/kemet/web/homepage/kfbk3.nsf/vaFeedback...
- jrockway 15y agoYes, true. Pretty much any passive device can pick up sound. Two wires running next to each other is enough. A "microphone" is just a particularly well-engineered sound collection device.