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Article #3506Re: TEMPEST shielding Re: NSA CAN BREAK PGP ENCRYPTION
From: vera2@netcom.com
Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1993 23:34
Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1993 23:34
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acb@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au (Andrew Bulhak) writes: >Is this an UL? I heard that TEMPEST was a restricted >technology, and that such equipment would be incinerated/recycled rather >than sold. >-- I bought a surplus plotter a while back that was enclosed a Tempest R.F. proof box. The box even has a metallized (gold?) window so you can watch the plotter as it draws. Still got the box somewhere if anyone is real paranoid. By the way, this implies that not only CRT's can be spied on, but also plotters, and probably printers, modems, and everything else that has digital bits flipping around inside. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Note: The above message is encrypted with | | David Adams | the new NSA unbreakable PFGP plain-text- | | vera2@netcom.com | in/plain-text-out system. The above | | | message only appears to say what it says.| | 'Bob Wills Lives' | PFGP KEY: XYZZYNUCLEARPLUGHDEVICEREVOLPPLANS | | | SPELUBREAKBLERBITHISKNERLNSAKLAETU | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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