Researchers from Texas A&M University, Temple University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Rutgers University, and the University of Dayton have come up with a new spying technique called EarSpy which can eavesdrop on your phone calls using vibrations from your phone’s earpiece recorded by the device’s accelerometer. The paper, published on December 23, details the…
Novel spying technique uses earpiece vibrations to record phone calls — Candid.Technology
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