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Where would [[Ross Anderson]]'s work on "soft tempest" [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/#Tempest] fit in? "Our innovation was a set of techniques that enable the software on a computer to control the electromagnetic radiation it emanates. This can be used for both attack and defence. To attack a system, malicious code can hide stolen information in the machine's Tempest emanations and optimise them for some combination of reception range, receiver cost and covertness. To defend a system, a screen driver can display sensitive information using fonts which minimise the energy of RF emanations." [[User:Sandy Harris|Sandy Harris]] 14:05, 8 June 2010 (UTC) | |||
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Just to be clear, while there were other authors in the edit history at Wikipedia, they only contributed to Wikipedia categories and metadata not brought to Citizendium.
Where would Ross Anderson's work on "soft tempest" [1] fit in? "Our innovation was a set of techniques that enable the software on a computer to control the electromagnetic radiation it emanates. This can be used for both attack and defence. To attack a system, malicious code can hide stolen information in the machine's Tempest emanations and optimise them for some combination of reception range, receiver cost and covertness. To defend a system, a screen driver can display sensitive information using fonts which minimise the energy of RF emanations." Sandy Harris 14:05, 8 June 2010 (UTC)