Jan. 10, 2022, 1:01 p.m. | Zeljka Zorz

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Electromagnetic (EM) emanations can be recorded and used to detect and identify malware running on IoT devices, a group of researchers working at IRISA have proven. The setup for collecting EM emanations This novel malware detection approach also offers additional advantages: as no specific software has to be installed on the monitored device, it can hardly be detected by the malware and evaded by the malware authors. “Also, since a malware does not have control … More →


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