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There's a kajillion ways to extract info via analog hole from a well-known room. Unless this room has counter-measures (that are unlikely to be accepted by an a
by RGamma 2y ago
There's a kajillion ways to extract info via analog hole from a well-known room. Unless this room has counter-measures (that are unlikely to be accepted by an authoritarian government) this ain't surprising really.
- l33t7332273 2y agoSCIF construction procedure is made explicitly to counter analog (and digital) intelligence collection. I highly suspect that if the government of a host country didn’t let a guest country follow standard construction procedures like the use of high density construction materials, then the guest country would either not continue construction of the diplomatic outpost or at the very least they would not proceed with using their (now) vulnerable storage closet as a scif.
- dgfitz 2y agoYou must be very naive as to the general Conops of the NK government.
- l33t7332273 2y agoCan you elaborate?
- dgfitz 2y agoYou think the NK government doesn’t have every possible room in every possibly interesting room in their country bugged?
- 31carmichael 2y agoA SCIF is not a magic box. You can penetrate almost anything, especially a nation who really wants to hear what you are doing.
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- Salgat 2y agoI wonder if a trusted laptop with VR goggles and a VPN would be sufficient to transmit and read most information. For added security, use an external modified keyboard that is not vulnerable to being tapped.