The guy was on the right track. Not only do you have to prevent penetration, you have to prevent leaks as well.

So under his aluminum he should have had a Beryllium-Copper mesh over his house and ferrite gaskets around his doors, windows and toilet. heh

Therefore we can safely go back to the picture above and see 3 little words “trust no one”.

Why? Well, for this you must read this 2 page article http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/20081020_the_idiots_who_rule_america/ … which relates directly to Canada and any Commonwealth Banking System as well.

Enjoy

No. No dispute. But a “cage” is not the same as “chicke wire” around your house.
LOL its very different heh.
This what the everyday person can do, which does squat. lol I still laugh when I see this.

Beryllium-Copper alloys/mesh (”cage”) was the best back then (probably still is) coupled of course with a bunch of ferrite blocks/gaskets. Even after all that you would still have “leaks” that would have to be “sealed”. Not something the everyday user can do and afford.

The metal used is important. Even if surounded by “fine metal gauze” you will have leaks. It comes down to the properties of the alloy used/chosen.

I think today they may have some polymers that might do the trick a bit.

This seems to be an academic discussion at best. Would not a spy need to get a “signature” of the keyboard being monitored? Surely not all keyboards would produce the exact same signature. If a spook had to type out each letter on the keyboard to get a “baseline” result, then hide a receiver less than 20 feet from the computer, then make sure there were not other keyboards typing away within range of his receiver which would confuse and corrupt his results, and finally determining that the target person didn’t use different keyboards, he would probably just use other methods of spying. What about a person who cuts and pastes his passwords? With no keyboard involved there would be nothing to see.

It seems that the real point of the original article was that the researchers were able to do this eavesdropping using very cheap equipment, not that this was an original groundbreaking technique. Furthermore, without any data about how reliable the results are, or exactly what the 4 methods of interception are, there is a real question if they did anything of value at all.

I understand very well that many frequencies will not be stopped by above configs. As a matter of fact large part of the spectrum. Yet it can disturb sensing of private information enough to be unusable by many scanners. An oscilloscope and an antenna is only minor part of testing. You should well know it takes a full spectrum analyzer, different kinds of antennas and few other toys to find out what’s behind many protected sites. Nice try though.

Projects that don’t concern me? You better think again since these projects are being disseminated by people who have actually worked on them, have figured them out, or just stumbled upon them whether you, military, corporations, Gov. or the elite like it or not. General population is well aware of military being 50 to 100 yrs ahead of what they actually show. One needs to only look at corporate and military websites as to what their job openings are.

Your comments are perfect proof of just how these institutions are snowballing the genral public. And it’s the public that has the right to find out what the spooks are up to. Whether what I write is right or wrong doesn’t actually matter. What matters is the idea that time of secrets is coming to an end and people will find out what is being hidden from them.

As you can plainly see many websites are carrying such information and are dabbling in it already and proficiently.

Here is a taste for you: http://keelynet.com/

You actually don’t have a clue.

But hey, I’m only a professional who worked in this field for the Gov. on projects that don’t concern you. Your crack inspired conspiracy poor-mans-james-bond bullshit is where its at. Right?

Matter of fact I’ve been involved with more than this ancient technology that these “reseachers” only just found out about (or could have found out from any 15+ year old journal)
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freeman Says:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:33 pm
Well i guess you haven’t done any time in the military or other experimental ops. Talk to any WW2 veteran that was in communications, testing, radar sites or related
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I have no need to tell you what my work was directly involved in, though you may have touched on one of them.

so listen, lay of the crack pipe and stop spreading “chicken-wire” bullshit that you haven’t a clue about and probably read on some conspiracy website. Or just go back and watch your youtube vids that have no bearing on the matter and escape to another dimension via an electro-graviton ray gun.

Or go pick up an oscilloscope and try and prove your BS. You will be in for a disappointment while you try and wrap chicken wire around your house and energize it. lol

kids these day. No respect.

Guess you young pups need to study your history more instead of listening to all that university and regular school crap. Maybe do your own experiments before you “harrp” on PPL. You’d be amazed and totally freaked at what military has and is only slowly being brought to light.

Here, try this for a primer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeUgDJc6AWE&feature=related
Then find out how many times he’s been raided by DOD for simply using obsolete Navy equipment ROFL

anf no, frigging chicken wire or copper wire WILL NOT prevent it.

lay off the crack and stop believeing everything you see on tv. k?

insert eye roll here

and I use the term “researchers” loosely

My Hubby worked for a facility contracted out by the gov to prevent the eavesdropping of EM on certain gov systems.

This type of snooping has been going on for over 15 years.

O.G.
:p

screw wired keyboards they are soon to be extinct; though definitely interesting didn’t know they emitted electromagnetic radiation and can be tracked?). Keyloggers on the other hand will be a weapon of choice for some time and theirs not much we can do about it other than prevent them with a/v, secure networks etc.

if you watch “enemy of the state” the guy’s got a cage around his tools, it’s the only way to disrupt such prying. Copper works best. This and much more is well known since Tesla.
put chicken wire or fence wire on your windows and it’s solved, if u have wifi it’s best way to protect your house LAN, if you getting wifi or any other outside signals then its gotta be outside wire and well protected.
using a cell might be kind of nutz and u’ll need to walk outside

i did this as a test and had white van watching and scanning my place for weeks, hello police state
i finally walked outside and approached from opposite direction, seen them watching what i was watching on my TV, and listening to my phone calls … i was NOT happy!
let’s just say they weren’t happy by time i was done with them

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081020-your-privacy-is-an-illusion-uk-attacks-civil-liberties.html