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You would presumably need todo this for the exact keyboard and acoustic properties of your target. And , what if they move the keyboard to their lap? Or put the
by reachableceo 2y ago
You would presumably need todo this for the exact keyboard and acoustic properties of your target. And , what if they move the keyboard to their lap? Or put the keyboard legs down?
Also many keyboards are very quiet clicks these days. And what if I’m playing music?
I imagine a surreptitiously planted keystroke logger is far simpler. Or perhaps camera(s).
- seanthemon 2y agoIf you have access to the target computer you would just hack it directly to send you the information like an evil maid attack. No reason to do this keystroke sound hooey..
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- Aardwolf 2y agoMine has clicky clicks, because I like it! Perhaps a speaker in the keyboard that emits a random click-sound to mask the real sound could be helpful here. But it might confuse the typist when it emits the spacebar sound after you typed a regular letter...
- Tsiklon 2y agoSome keyboards like the “Class 80” have a solenoid or a beeper built in that you can turn on to your liking
- Shadowmist 2y agoI think a speaker is going to sound a bit different than actual keys.
- shawnz 2y agoAll you need to do is obscure the original sound of the key press so that it can't be distinguished from presses of other keys. You don't need to create an authentic key press sound from scratch