Explore a 15-minute IEEE conference talk examining the concept of Noise-SDR and its implications for emission security. Delve into the arbitrary modulation of electromagnetic noise from unprivileged software, as presented by Giovanni Camurati and Aurélien Francillon from EURECOM, France. Gain insights into how this technique can potentially impact the security of electronic emissions and its broader implications for cybersecurity.
Noise-SDR - Arbitrary Modulation of Electromagnetic Noise from Unprivileged Software and Its Impact on Emission Security
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Arbitrary Modulation of Electromagnetic Noise from Unprivileged Software Impacting Emission Security
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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