Explore a 21-minute IEEE conference talk that delves into the WIGHT (Wired Ghost Touch) attack on capacitive touchscreens. Learn about this novel security vulnerability presented by researchers from Zhejiang University and Technische Universität Darmstadt. Discover how the attack can manipulate touchscreen inputs without physical contact, potentially compromising the security of various touch-enabled devices. Gain insights into the technical aspects of capacitive sensing, the attack methodology, and its implications for device security. Understand the importance of addressing this vulnerability in the design and implementation of touchscreen technology across multiple industries.
WIGHT - Wired Ghost Touch Attack on Capacitive Touchscreens
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WIGHT: Wired Ghost Touch Attack on Capacitive Touchscreens
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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