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Only if it’s unencrypted, of course. Rarely the case nowadays.
by ahoka 3y ago
Only if it’s unencrypted, of course. Rarely the case nowadays.
- ruune 3y agoIf it's important but you got time, you could always save the packets and crack them when quantum computing comes out for consumers. You have to wait a couple of decades probably, but maybe it's worth it
- pests 3y agoNSA is already taking care of that in Utah.
- angry_octet 3y agoYour computer will still receive the packets from the radio layer, it just won't have the right key to decode the other recipient's traffic.
- ahoka 3y agoOf course if you don’t sit in a Faraday cage you can receive any electromagnetic waves around you. But you can’t actually receive other users IP packages.