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The basics of keyboard design are tried and true at this point, but there are still a few aspects yet unconquered. One of them is making your keyboards wireless. You …read more Continue reading Making Your Wireless Keyboard Truly Low-Power
[chadaustin] has a favorite keyboard with a great ergonomic shape, key travel distance, and size, but after switching to Windows 10, the wireless connection introduced a terrible delay. Worse yet, …read more Continue reading Tether Tames Temperamental Typing
Two high-severity vulnerabilities in a Fujitsu wireless keyboard expose passwords and allow keystroke injection attacks. Continue reading Fujitsu Wireless Keyboard Plagued By Unpatched Flaws
So you’d probably imagine that Wireless Keyboard Security is a 1998 problem and you shouldn’t even have to worry about that any more. And you’d be wrong – two-thirds of wireless keyboards, from MAJOR manufacturers are not even vaguely secure. It turns out, in 2016 when cryptography is mainstream, open-source and fairly easy to implement…
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Continue reading In 2016 Your Wireless Keyboard Security Still SUCKS – KeySniffer
Radio-based wireless keyboards and mice that use a special USB dongle to communicate with your PC can expose all your secrets – your passwords, credit card numbers and everything you type.
Back in February, researchers from the Internet of things security firm Bastille Networks demonstrated how they could take control of wireless keyboards and mice from several top vendors using so-called
Continue reading KeySniffer Lets Hackers Steal Keystrokes from Wireless Keyboards
Researchers at Bastille said they’ve more than doubled the range with which an attacker can exploit the Mousejack vulnerability. Continue reading Range of Mousejack Attack More Than Doubles