Once again Shamir puts out a bombastic paper where they tested against one device in a controlled environment and doesn't release a software or a proof that it

Once again Shamir puts out a bombastic paper where they tested against one device in a controlled environment and doesn't release a software or a proof that it works. If this were real there would be a "submit your recording" or an opensource library for others to try. The physics of this don't work. If they did work the experiment should be documented in a way that there could be peer review. If you can't repeat it, it isn't valid. I lost lots of Karma the last time I mentioned this, but I kind of don't care. These kinds of fake "hacks" are only designed to create fear, and keep people from working on real security issues while creating a reputation based on falsehoods for the author.