When A Gap Isn't a Gap...

Feb 11

Written By David Landers

You believed air gaps and Faraday cages are bulletproof ways to isolate sensitive systems and data from attackers?

Wrong. Read all about the attacks documented by Ben-Gurion University -- one awesomely named "Magneto" -- that exploit the low-frequency magnetic radiation of CPUs to transfer data.

The Geek Factor is sky high with this one. I want to validate it in my under-construction Faraday cage pictured below (hardware courtesy of Home Depot).

Are your business systems and mission-critical data as secure as you think?