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Re: AI-driven 'thermal attack' system reveals computer and smartphone passwords in seconds
Oct. 26, 2022, 5:01 a.m. | Steve Bacher
The RISKS Digest catless.ncl.ac.uk
This suggests to me that a good strategy to confound the thermal detectors
would be to use repeated characters in passwords. I doubt that the thermal
detection would be able to tell how many times a key was pressed, rather
than just the recency of a given key press. That would go against the common
assumption that repeated characters in passwords are a Bad Thing.
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