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My first thought too. There was something recently about hacks using actual sounds from a keyboard (which is an old thing) but someone commented that they had
by pbhjpbhj 3y ago
My first thought too.
There was something recently about hacks using actual sounds from a keyboard (which is an old thing) but someone commented that they had trained an AI in 30 minutes or so that had about 90% accuracy -- I think someone used this technique to hack a phone scam group too, just from listening to them typing over the phone as the scammer targeted them. Hot!
- pallas_athena 3y ago> they had trained an AI in 30 minutes or so that had about 90% accuracy IF we're talking about the same article, the AI was trained from sounds recorded from a single phone, placed always in the same spot near a single computer that was being used by a single person. My guess is that it can't generalize OR that for it to be a viable attack, you have to target a specific person and access a microphone always placed in the same spot near the target comuputer