45 min ... i'm skeptical he rehearsed many many times i'd turn that 45 min into 4 min while setting the record for "Umm" , "Anyways" , "Nevertheless" ,,pretty sure "Sooooo"
Sammy Kamkar Is a legend. First thing i seen him talk about was opening ppls garage doors with a barbie personal messaging device. Sammy 4 President, 2024!
Yea and some guy optimized his search space by eliminating the redundant permutations and reducing the code crack time from like 270 seconds to under 5 seconds… that shit is absolutely wild
I love how one passion can bring you down a rabbit hole into a hundred different skills and hobbies. Not only does that show how valuable everyone is and how much goes into any piece of tech, but also where curiosity gets you and how many options are out there for a career to go.
What a phenomenal presentation! So much packed in there and I love it! I have been telling people much of this stuff is possible for over a decade, but usually they’re too skeptical and I never have the energy to walk them all through it every time… Especially when I don’t even fully understand it all and much of the documentation is difficult to relocate at a moments notice. Really great to finally have such an excellent rundown and resource to show people. He has such a great way of breaking everything simply and weaving it all together, which is only possible when you’re a genuine expert and master of your craft.
From my days in IT, I did some of the very first speech to text, and a trick to clean up your results, is to run it through spelling and grammar checking. Same as we do now for OCR. It can clean up some of your errors in your results.
21:15 so this is true for inductors, technically it's true to a much smaller extent for any electrical component, but with capacitors the dominant means of sound production is actually piezoelectric effects. the dielectric of a ceramic capacitor is crystalline, and the crystals will expand and contract depending on the voltage across them. mainly sharing this because the speaker has this wonderful spirit of curiosity about them that makes me think this will be appreciated, but an interesting semi-practical takeaway from this is, the sound waves come from variations in current passing through them, while the sound coming from a (ceramic) capacitor come from variations in the voltage difference across their terminals. in theory you could probably do some interesting things by measuring phase differences between these signals to learn a bit more about what's happening in a circuit (although i think most of the information you'd get is just details of how the power supply is implemented, and i can't really imagine how that level of spatial detail could even be captured in a realistic attack scenario)
Samy has always been a very class act in the hacking space; multiple times I've read his stuff and appreciated some beautiful realisations/optimisations/innovations, and also.. just an extremely nice guy. Always a must-click for me.
i did this with a $3 cat toy laser and a ldr out of a broken solar sidewalk light wired to the mic port of my desktop and recorded it with cooledit about 25 years ago. only one person ever saw the setup. you can record everything in the room by bouncing the laser off the window into the ldr.
The Edge thing he talked about for the photodiode can be done away with using a razor edge or a slit. You want interference lines and those change depending on distance/position. I do something similar to him but I use it to extract ambient, extremely faint acoustic energy from resonant bodies in an area. Basically, something almost like The Thing except Acoustic energy all the way down. The extract that acoustic phonons from my "thing" using a Laser focused to the smallest dot possible on a metal foil.
About the grid frequency drift: Many appliances actually use the grid frequency to time their clocks. Grid operators will actually balance the frequency over time, such that if it is too low for a while, they will run it a bit higher for a while to get the clocks back on time. And about the fingerprinting. Tom Scott has a video titled "The hidden background noise that can catch criminals" which is about timestamping audio recordings by matching the mains hum frequency to frequency records.
I'll preface this by saying I could be completely wrong, but I've some years in SDR and recovering audio/video for commercial broadcast. The RD bias tee doesn't actually do anything you couldn't do in post-processing. So you can just follow the instructables tutorial, the other YT tuts, or buy a commercial laser microphone, and do the carrier-wave stuff in post to be able to use sdr filters if you really want to, but regular audio processing will do the same thing, The carrier-wave is really unnecessary as you're just recording a noisy environment, your laser signal is pretty clean...
my grandfather talked about the buildings where he worked back in the day being constructed to avoid this and other types of creative remote espionage. and that would have been 50 years ago.
This was really cool. I’d heard of most the tech leading up to this though all the restoration work of the Apollo hardware on _CuriousMarc_ helped me follow it much better. The analogy off the drum for the sounds from the keyboard was great. I had always thought it was due to the unique sounds of the individual key mechanisms.
great talk, very interesting topic. was that Daft Punk? there is a market for signals in the frequency range above audible frequencies up to a few hundred kHz: bat detectors it is quite the pain to find sensors for said range and not many off the shelf DSPs can be used for this use case.
Dude, you can totally see it is a rainbow going in and converting to white light. That little white triangle where the beam exits the prism is a convergence, which it wouldn't be doing if it was going in. That would mean it is separating before hitting the prism.... That's also what fits the metaphor. The different parts of us coming together to be the shining whole, the singularity;) }peace * I am a Floyd fan, I own the album. I never considered which way it was going until you said it, and I instantly saw that triangle.
If you need to AM demodulate a 500kHz signal, go for 455kHz instead and just grab an off the shelf AM radio chip. Most basic one is the TA7642. But there are much better ones around meant for superheterodyne radios. Either use the internal AM detector for AM modulated circuits, or use the amplified IF signal and feed it to a PM detector if you want to fool around with the phase shift caused by the window moving to and fro. Conventional 455kHz IF cans will work fine and can perhaps even be retuned to 500kHz if you insist on using that frequency.
I was also curious why he didn't try demodulating the signal in the analog domain. Now admittedly I'm a mathematician and not an electrical or radio engineer, but being able to use the standard 3.5mm audio jack (as Samy had originally planned) seems like a much easier option, especially as most laptops have at least halfway decent ADCs these days. I assume there could be good reasons for using what seems like a far more complicated toolchain-noise floor too high, too much interference, Nyquist/aliasing or clipping issues, or simply having fun with GNU Radio-but it seems just as likely that it's just because this is a prototype and has a lot of room for refinement and simplification.
Seeing the new iPhone Lidar in IR is pretty cool 37:19
17 днів тому+1
Interesting stuff. However I am not sure on the energy == information part-explanation. IMHO, I may misunderstood it but for me information!=entropy; and energy can be used to change the entropy to transfer the information but is not directly equal/proportionate to the information stored/transfered. if 1 bit is something that stores/provides energy (lightbulb on, magnetic charge etc..) than it is still irrelevant to the amount of information because a disk or other medium full 0 (no energy) still provides the same amount of information as medium full of 1 because they have the exact same entropy. This can be extrapolated such that a pattern of "1111110" (high energy), we declare that "0000001" would hold the same meaning and be used instead (e.g. same information&entropy) while holding way less energy which would break the information==energy equation as we changed significantly the amount of energy but not the information. Sure, energy can be used to store or read something but I think what happens in reality is that energy is used to copy the entropy or force/re-arrange it into specific state which can then be measured and interpreted as information (copying magnetic charge from disk into electrical impulses with same entropy content which can be measured and interpreted as data blocks, we use energy to transfer one medium state onto another). This would be in line with "arrow of time" which defines why time flows only in one specific direction because it's defined as a decay of entropy I don't want to nitpick, Samy after all is a legend in this space as others have pointed out and I absolutely do not think I know more about this than he does. I was just confused at the beginning about the information == energy so I am not sure if I misunderstood the concepts.
Good old mIRC! Back in the swapping MP3 days in the 90s it was so fun! Oh, Phrack - that was fun too...gosh, I'm so ancient that I remember using red boxes! And as an amateur radio enthusiast this really talked to me....fascinating material, Izotope too, wow! PS: plosives are sounds that are concussive from air blown into the mike....but you already know that. ;*[}
He just talked for 240 minutes in 45 minutes. Great talk, very interesting *looking at the Barbie Doll Hacking. Imagine getting caught with a bag full of Baebies, dismembered in various stages...
Laser microphones usually use the Doppler principle, fire laser at window and receive reflection, mix that with an attenuated version of the local laser source and the frequency difference between the two is the signal. Other parts of this video also smelt of BS and the UK has been logging mains frequency for potential forensic purposes for years but it's extremely hard to do and to my knowledge it's only successfully been used once in a court case.
In 1999 I accidentally found out every time an incoming call if my phone was too close to my walkman the tape stopped moving which was my Sony Erikson could stop my Walkman without any connections.
Hackers use water sound ,sensors, tv screen,and anything company card scanners. Ect. And it's pure malice that they try to make victims hear everything their saying ,which is for attention,torture,and is really stupid. Due to the fact if victims report them to the FBI ,means they will report them what the criminals are saying. Which then the FBI / law enforcement who knows what they are doing. Knows what tools they are using to catch these types of criminals. It's vibrating sound and I've recorded it. They even woke me up where I was shocked and vibrating throbbing sound . Where ring leader " Kill her" " Kill her with wifi" and even used a lighter and " light on her fire" " burning " " Snort lines on her" and used petifile and sexual misconduct skits. But they made some mistakes because I can unscramble sound,understand dialects, and hear what sound waves. I've seen the black hat ring hit a phone it vibrates. And then speaker sounds really loud but if you turn the phone speaker down or radio down it kills it. Then perputrators " Hit somewhere else" who are reading my keypad and are on google.
Everything Works in Reverse. Especially solar panels as LEDs. One night after lots of beer we went to the local solar power plant at night and hooked the light show up to the solar panels. Was a great party unfortunately the police didn't think so.
37:50 wait wait wait wait-is this how my cats always seem to know I’m opening my camera? Just thought it was bad luck how many cute things they would do and I would miss because they’d stop as soon as I’d open the camera app! If anything I thought maybe there was a sound I can’t hear but they can but honestly, this would be so much cooler!
Wait the speaker microphone thing is interesting. I always have my microphone on my phone disabled, does that mean it's possible for my phone to listen to me using the speaker
Your speaker is a microphone... and your microphone is a speaker.... they are basically both the same thing... and therefor interchangeable... just at different power levels...
Good luck. We will be lucky to have an internet after the next four years. These people are DESPERATE to shut it ALL down. But you didn’t bother to vote, so it really is your own fault.
Not shut is ALL down, just the bits they don't like. Keep FOX, the NFTs, and Steak Sauce. Project TRUMP 2025! Make Americans Grieve Again! (Like Nothing That's Ever Been Seen Before!)
F me, this guy sounds just like me, except im a totally broke hermit with no accomplishments in life. But the way he thinks... I can't count the amount of times I've gone off on how everything is the same thing or how motors are just generators running backwards, hell as a kid I got tripped out discovering that speakers are microphones if you plug them into the mic port.
i mean, how applicable is all of this? there’s thousands of other easier attacks via software that are successful without all of this maybe some very high profile of counter espionage
Is the idea that the phone has to be connected to a time source that is synchronized to that of the power grid? It’s not clear how you could measure with a microphone the 60hz AC line.
Listening to a guy ramble on about this passively and that passively while misusing the word every time is a bit grating. But more than anything else, his journey of discovery of things being things and waves being waves and so on forth might be interesting for someone into didactics at a base level of sorts... But I'm not. Enthusiasm is cool and all but I was more interested in the video title subject than the speakers journey of discovery of physics, light, sound and so on. Would have been interested in the subject, but not so much traveling to discover glass blowing, understanding basic physics, how a keyboard works in this conceptual wording which is applied to everything while at the same time being also mostly either wrong or mostly wrong. So I'm just taking a moment to have a rambletastic thoughtbarf here which I think is more or less the proper way to comment on this. My keyboard also doesn't talk to lasers. It just moons them every time a laser comes near it, and taps out '..-. ..- ..- ..- ..- ..-. -.-. .. -.-. .. -. --. ..-. ..- -.-. -.-
That's partly what the perputrators are doing in my case. They are using easedropping within 2 - 4 ft. And using verbaige speakers. They are using microphones and multipule microphones it's in the the 1,0000s over multipule year span. To spend that much time everyday for years for evil purposes. Thankful that there are hackers FBI who knows what they are doing. To catch these criminals. I can hear the humming and vibrates its been recorded. I even recorded the perputrators with a three second them on headsets it's like three seconds. And they even " We spent hours attacking her in her bedroom " " Trying to hit " " Head" And it's windows I've experienced it next to a window. That's the extent that the crime ring has gone too to commit multipule crimes.
hi stozman777, just wanted to let you know that I read your comment aloud and everybody in the room stood up and clapped. you are a god to me, to all of us
i remember him from the EFNET, #OlsenTwins til he got himself banned by court order :p That said he needs to get where he's going im like 20+ mins in and all i've gotten was a buncha nostalgia, physics 101, and hacking history lesson and thats great but we know all this already get to the point! So many people I knew worshiped this guy at the time, none of them were hackers becaue the hacker type people were doing all kinds of awesome stuff while not being stupid enough to _accidentally_ bring down an entire social media platform.
dang, you missed out man. there's really cool stuff in the talk, like how he made a device successfully mimicking his credit card based on the magnetic strip, and how the guy who made the theremin also gave the KGB a passive listening device that later became the predecessor of RFID
Seriously. I get why people could be ok with it, especially if the color material was new to them. But how does a 45 minute talk about using lasers to listen to keystrokes take 25 minutes to get into the using lasers as microphones discussion?!
@@allWorkAndNoJake he brought everyone in the crowd and watching on yt, up to speed, so everyone can understand what's being said. Hes really genius and smart. I thought it was really well down and not filled with stuttering. Just information to support his talk.
this presentation is what ADHD feels like, samy truly is our hero
i can endorse that.
woah. this was my thought. i was having a tough time with the stage background. and he's on top of some game. 100 games
45 min ...
i'm skeptical
he rehearsed many many times
i'd turn that 45 min into 4 min
while setting the record for "Umm" , "Anyways" , "Nevertheless" ,,pretty sure "Sooooo"
@jounlow good for you bud but I don't think anyone here asked for your opinion
I don't got ADHD and I was able to follow it watching at 2x speed lol, and I was able to follow all dots he was connecting.
I love how all of this started with a simple rude chat on Windows 95. The internet never changed.
Sammy Kamkar Is a legend. First thing i seen him talk about was opening ppls garage doors with a barbie personal messaging device. Sammy 4 President, 2024!
Yea and some guy optimized his search space by eliminating the redundant permutations and reducing the code crack time from like 270 seconds to under 5 seconds… that shit is absolutely wild
That's the pink pager, so cool so connected
Truly a tour de force presentatation....
@@superuser8636Thought that was Samy as well?
This dude traversed the tech tree - depth first.
I love how one passion can bring you down a rabbit hole into a hundred different skills and hobbies. Not only does that show how valuable everyone is and how much goes into any piece of tech, but also where curiosity gets you and how many options are out there for a career to go.
damn i wish there was a waaay longer talk about this, feels like he scratched the surface on about a million really cool side-quests
That talk covered alot of ground really quickly.
He has a lot to share, and not much time.
What a phenomenal presentation! So much packed in there and I love it! I have been telling people much of this stuff is possible for over a decade, but usually they’re too skeptical and I never have the energy to walk them all through it every time… Especially when I don’t even fully understand it all and much of the documentation is difficult to relocate at a moments notice. Really great to finally have such an excellent rundown and resource to show people. He has such a great way of breaking everything simply and weaving it all together, which is only possible when you’re a genuine expert and master of your craft.
From my days in IT, I did some of the very first speech to text, and a trick to clean up your results, is to run it through spelling and grammar checking. Same as we do now for OCR. It can clean up some of your errors in your results.
hay sam, if you see this, im glassblower in the LA area. would gladly help you out with any of your boro needs
By far one of the fascinating subjects and a world of intriguing paths
21:15 so this is true for inductors, technically it's true to a much smaller extent for any electrical component, but with capacitors the dominant means of sound production is actually piezoelectric effects. the dielectric of a ceramic capacitor is crystalline, and the crystals will expand and contract depending on the voltage across them. mainly sharing this because the speaker has this wonderful spirit of curiosity about them that makes me think this will be appreciated, but an interesting semi-practical takeaway from this is, the sound waves come from variations in current passing through them, while the sound coming from a (ceramic) capacitor come from variations in the voltage difference across their terminals. in theory you could probably do some interesting things by measuring phase differences between these signals to learn a bit more about what's happening in a circuit (although i think most of the information you'd get is just details of how the power supply is implemented, and i can't really imagine how that level of spatial detail could even be captured in a realistic attack scenario)
i too am fascinated by the piezo electric effect. i love that one need just understand resonance to start wielding this phenomena
Samy has always been a very class act in the hacking space; multiple times I've read his stuff and appreciated some beautiful realisations/optimisations/innovations, and also.. just an extremely nice guy. Always a must-click for me.
i did this with a $3 cat toy laser and a ldr out of a broken solar sidewalk light wired to the mic port of my desktop and recorded it with cooledit about 25 years ago. only one person ever saw the setup. you can record everything in the room by bouncing the laser off the window into the ldr.
The Edge thing he talked about for the photodiode can be done away with using a razor edge or a slit. You want interference lines and those change depending on distance/position. I do something similar to him but I use it to extract ambient, extremely faint acoustic energy from resonant bodies in an area. Basically, something almost like The Thing except Acoustic energy all the way down. The extract that acoustic phonons from my "thing" using a Laser focused to the smallest dot possible on a metal foil.
Samy is the one you want on your team. Always pushing the envelope and setting new standards
So happy to hear a new talk from Sammy
About the grid frequency drift:
Many appliances actually use the grid frequency to time their clocks. Grid operators will actually balance the frequency over time, such that if it is too low for a while, they will run it a bit higher for a while to get the clocks back on time.
And about the fingerprinting. Tom Scott has a video titled "The hidden background noise that can catch criminals" which is about timestamping audio recordings by matching the mains hum frequency to frequency records.
As a laser op, this was very exciting! thank you
I'll preface this by saying I could be completely wrong, but I've some years in SDR and recovering audio/video for commercial broadcast.
The RD bias tee doesn't actually do anything you couldn't do in post-processing. So you can just follow the instructables tutorial, the other YT tuts, or buy a commercial laser microphone, and do the carrier-wave stuff in post to be able to use sdr filters if you really want to, but regular audio processing will do the same thing, The carrier-wave is really unnecessary as you're just recording a noisy environment, your laser signal is pretty clean...
My grandfather was a physicist & inventor - he often made his own glass instruments.🥰
Samy is the GOAT.
From Phrack to fricken Laser Beams! When does a research lab become a mad science lair? :)
my grandfather talked about the buildings where he worked back in the day being constructed to avoid this and other types of creative remote espionage. and that would have been 50 years ago.
this is wonderful, good video, thanks yt, more like this and low level programming too pls
This was really cool. I’d heard of most the tech leading up to this though all the restoration work of the Apollo hardware on _CuriousMarc_ helped me follow it much better. The analogy off the drum for the sounds from the keyboard was great. I had always thought it was due to the unique sounds of the individual key mechanisms.
great talk, very interesting topic. was that Daft Punk?
there is a market for signals in the frequency range above audible frequencies up to a few hundred kHz: bat detectors
it is quite the pain to find sensors for said range and not many off the shelf DSPs can be used for this use case.
All of the lights by Kanye West
Dude, you can totally see it is a rainbow going in and converting to white light. That little white triangle where the beam exits the prism is a convergence, which it wouldn't be doing if it was going in. That would mean it is separating before hitting the prism.... That's also what fits the metaphor. The different parts of us coming together to be the shining whole, the singularity;)
}peace
* I am a Floyd fan, I own the album. I never considered which way it was going until you said it, and I instantly saw that triangle.
If you need to AM demodulate a 500kHz signal, go for 455kHz instead and just grab an off the shelf AM radio chip. Most basic one is the TA7642. But there are much better ones around meant for superheterodyne radios. Either use the internal AM detector for AM modulated circuits, or use the amplified IF signal and feed it to a PM detector if you want to fool around with the phase shift caused by the window moving to and fro.
Conventional 455kHz IF cans will work fine and can perhaps even be retuned to 500kHz if you insist on using that frequency.
I was also curious why he didn't try demodulating the signal in the analog domain. Now admittedly I'm a mathematician and not an electrical or radio engineer, but being able to use the standard 3.5mm audio jack (as Samy had originally planned) seems like a much easier option, especially as most laptops have at least halfway decent ADCs these days. I assume there could be good reasons for using what seems like a far more complicated toolchain-noise floor too high, too much interference, Nyquist/aliasing or clipping issues, or simply having fun with GNU Radio-but it seems just as likely that it's just because this is a prototype and has a lot of room for refinement and simplification.
Seeing the new iPhone Lidar in IR is pretty cool 37:19
Interesting stuff. However I am not sure on the energy == information part-explanation. IMHO, I may misunderstood it but for me information!=entropy; and energy can be used to change the entropy to transfer the information but is not directly equal/proportionate to the information stored/transfered. if 1 bit is something that stores/provides energy (lightbulb on, magnetic charge etc..) than it is still irrelevant to the amount of information because a disk or other medium full 0 (no energy) still provides the same amount of information as medium full of 1 because they have the exact same entropy. This can be extrapolated such that a pattern of "1111110" (high energy), we declare that "0000001" would hold the same meaning and be used instead (e.g. same information&entropy) while holding way less energy which would break the information==energy equation as we changed significantly the amount of energy but not the information. Sure, energy can be used to store or read something but I think what happens in reality is that energy is used to copy the entropy or force/re-arrange it into specific state which can then be measured and interpreted as information (copying magnetic charge from disk into electrical impulses with same entropy content which can be measured and interpreted as data blocks, we use energy to transfer one medium state onto another). This would be in line with "arrow of time" which defines why time flows only in one specific direction because it's defined as a decay of entropy
I don't want to nitpick, Samy after all is a legend in this space as others have pointed out and I absolutely do not think I know more about this than he does. I was just confused at the beginning about the information == energy so I am not sure if I misunderstood the concepts.
Cannot wait for sides quests to begin ^^)
This was fucking gnarly to listen to. I’ve never felt more excited about comp sci. Crazy shit my brother in christ
Damn this is the best video I've seen about hacking
Hacking rings who easedrop study sound. Hacking everything in sight on drugs.
Absolutely insane thank you
Good old mIRC! Back in the swapping MP3 days in the 90s it was so fun!
Oh, Phrack - that was fun too...gosh, I'm so ancient that I remember using red boxes! And as an amateur radio enthusiast this really talked to me....fascinating material,
Izotope too, wow!
PS: plosives are sounds that are concussive from air blown into the mike....but you already know that. ;*[}
This is 10 years old, what the F is going on with defcon?
He just talked for 240 minutes in 45 minutes.
Great talk, very interesting *looking at the Barbie Doll Hacking.
Imagine getting caught with a bag full of Baebies, dismembered in various stages...
Laser microphones usually use the Doppler principle, fire laser at window and receive reflection, mix that with an attenuated version of the local laser source and the frequency difference between the two is the signal. Other parts of this video also smelt of BS and the UK has been logging mains frequency for potential forensic purposes for years but it's extremely hard to do and to my knowledge it's only successfully been used once in a court case.
There is also software who can identify you from the way you type.
I heard or read somewhere.
But whenever I type "P" in Google i'm already done.
I still remember when he was chasing Anna Farris on facebook… good times 😂
I think it was Leonard suskind say that the 0th law of thermodynamics is the conservation of information and this is what that means
In 1999 I accidentally found out every time an incoming call if my phone was too close to my walkman the tape stopped moving which was my Sony Erikson could stop my Walkman without any connections.
Note to self: leave a fan and water running.
😊
Hackers use water sound ,sensors, tv screen,and anything company card scanners. Ect. And it's pure malice that they try to make victims hear everything their saying ,which is for attention,torture,and is really stupid. Due to the fact if victims report them to the FBI ,means they will report them what the criminals are saying. Which then the FBI / law enforcement who knows what they are doing. Knows what tools they are using to catch these types of criminals. It's vibrating sound and I've recorded it. They even woke me up where I was shocked and vibrating throbbing sound . Where ring leader " Kill her" " Kill her with wifi" and even used a lighter and " light on her fire" " burning " " Snort lines on her" and used petifile and sexual misconduct skits. But they made some mistakes because I can unscramble sound,understand dialects, and hear what sound waves. I've seen the black hat ring hit a phone it vibrates. And then speaker sounds really loud but if you turn the phone speaker down or radio down it kills it. Then perputrators " Hit somewhere else" who are reading my keypad and are on google.
Everything Works in Reverse. Especially solar panels as LEDs. One night after lots of beer we went to the local solar power plant at night and hooked the light show up to the solar panels.
Was a great party unfortunately the police didn't think so.
37:50 wait wait wait wait-is this how my cats always seem to know I’m opening my camera? Just thought it was bad luck how many cute things they would do and I would miss because they’d stop as soon as I’d open the camera app! If anything I thought maybe there was a sound I can’t hear but they can but honestly, this would be so much cooler!
38:40 dude you’re opening up a whole ‘nother category of giggity with that idea
This trick was being used in the 1980s. The equipment was more cumbersome though.
The meat begins at 30;00.
Wait the speaker microphone thing is interesting. I always have my microphone on my phone disabled, does that mean it's possible for my phone to listen to me using the speaker
Your speaker is a microphone... and your microphone is a speaker.... they are basically both the same thing... and therefor interchangeable... just at different power levels...
we made a laser microphone with our crazy smart lab teacher in highschool around 1987
Good luck. We will be lucky to have an internet after the next four years. These people are DESPERATE to shut it ALL down.
But you didn’t bother to vote, so it really is your own fault.
Not shut is ALL down, just the bits they don't like. Keep FOX, the NFTs, and Steak Sauce. Project TRUMP 2025! Make Americans Grieve Again! (Like Nothing That's Ever Been Seen Before!)
Love the Napster related Metallica references 😂
This dude is funny and the crowd is lame.
God I wish I had the time to explore this stuff
Gamma rayler üzerinde bir çalışmaları var mı acaba? Farklı amaçlar. Yani radyoaktivite dışında kalan şeyler.
8:34 i’m eight minutes in, and I’m wondering if that guy fell into the magical meth cauldron as a child.. 😮
He explained it... 10yr old with a PC and the Internet in 1995 is basically a cauldron of meth😂
In winsconsin? Its so cold you said? I will get there to open a snow blowing company. Canadian is immune to snow.
It’s all signals 😌
F me, this guy sounds just like me, except im a totally broke hermit with no accomplishments in life. But the way he thinks... I can't count the amount of times I've gone off on how everything is the same thing or how motors are just generators running backwards, hell as a kid I got tripped out discovering that speakers are microphones if you plug them into the mic port.
He really said his brain can’t understand complex things. Ummm, compared to who, exactly!?
i mean, how applicable is all of this? there’s thousands of other easier attacks via software that are successful without all of this maybe some very high profile of counter espionage
I was sitting on porch having a smokes and I seen the laser hit the side of porch then I have to assume I sat on my forehead or an ankle ...
7:35 - Book: "Building Scientific Apparatus - Fourth Edition"
Can highly recommend!
600+ Pages of highly condensed knowledge.
26:30 now that statement is scary
Is the idea that the phone has to be connected to a time source that is synchronized to that of the power grid? It’s not clear how you could measure with a microphone the 60hz AC line.
Listening to a guy ramble on about this passively and that passively while misusing the word every time is a bit grating. But more than anything else, his journey of discovery of things being things and waves being waves and so on forth might be interesting for someone into didactics at a base level of sorts... But I'm not. Enthusiasm is cool and all but I was more interested in the video title subject than the speakers journey of discovery of physics, light, sound and so on. Would have been interested in the subject, but not so much traveling to discover glass blowing, understanding basic physics, how a keyboard works in this conceptual wording which is applied to everything while at the same time being also mostly either wrong or mostly wrong. So I'm just taking a moment to have a rambletastic thoughtbarf here which I think is more or less the proper way to comment on this. My keyboard also doesn't talk to lasers. It just moons them every time a laser comes near it, and taps out '..-. ..- ..- ..- ..- ..-. -.-. .. -.-. .. -. --. ..-. ..- -.-. -.-
While I am making digital copies of metallica audio - exactly as metallica likes.
That's partly what the perputrators are doing in my case. They are using easedropping within 2 - 4 ft. And using verbaige speakers. They are using microphones and multipule microphones it's in the the 1,0000s over multipule year span. To spend that much time everyday for years for evil purposes. Thankful that there are hackers FBI who knows what they are doing. To catch these criminals. I can hear the humming and vibrates its been recorded. I even recorded the perputrators with a three second them on headsets it's like three seconds. And they even " We spent hours attacking her in her bedroom " " Trying to hit " " Head" And it's windows I've experienced it next to a window. That's the extent that the crime ring has gone too to commit multipule crimes.
im sorry this is not real
If laser light can "talk", is anyone curious about what the Sun or Moon are saying from day to day?.. Maybe even other "Stars" that "twinkle"?..
5:55 you the wireless guy?
I'm sure I heard him say he wasn't smart near the beginning. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
PHRACKS turning 40 show them some love
nice presentation, great story telling but maybe because I have 20years more than the presenter I did not learn a new thing.
hi stozman777, just wanted to let you know that I read your comment aloud and everybody in the room stood up and clapped. you are a god to me, to all of us
Did you figure it all out by yourself too?
The lameness just pours from the screen. Unreal.
ur RF keystroke hack didnt work because synchronous/clock-sig
Don't worry Havana Syndrome isnt real though, well, according to many anyways
I got vibrated and is not nice, is really painful
random noise and it's over
Holy shit I have never been talked down to so much in a "technical" talk
Level setting for the audience is not a crime.
Ain't your usual sudden bowel movement...
I need to meet this guy dm me pls sammy
The picture demonstration make md think ud closd to anti gaviett which i kno how to produce anti graviett but fhat for u to learn n figude out
This technique is decades old. Bit boring.
BlackIce to flood their AIM.
Cool another video to lose another couple million head hairs to.
i remember him from the EFNET, #OlsenTwins til he got himself banned by court order :p That said he needs to get where he's going im like 20+ mins in and all i've gotten was a buncha nostalgia, physics 101, and hacking history lesson and thats great but we know all this already get to the point! So many people I knew worshiped this guy at the time, none of them were hackers becaue the hacker type people were doing all kinds of awesome stuff while not being stupid enough to _accidentally_ bring down an entire social media platform.
🙃
@samy kamkar a Digilent Analog Discovery 3 could have been a good Interface for you
Is a.i good at interpretation?
Sadly monitor attack does not work. And sadly after that all of his credibility is questionable.
Someone combines it with ai and the right software it seems like it could be more compact and clear.
Blah Blah Blah.
Old technology, been around a long time ago!
And in the end you are still on a rock floating through space acomplishing nothing.
I just couldn't take it anymore. Watching someone trying so hard to be funny while rambling away. I had to stop.
dang, you missed out man. there's really cool stuff in the talk, like how he made a device successfully mimicking his credit card based on the magnetic strip, and how the guy who made the theremin also gave the KGB a passive listening device that later became the predecessor of RFID
Omg the nerd was being nerdy.😮😂😂😂
Seriously. I get why people could be ok with it, especially if the color material was new to them. But how does a 45 minute talk about using lasers to listen to keystrokes take 25 minutes to get into the using lasers as microphones discussion?!
Probably something within yourself
@@allWorkAndNoJake he brought everyone in the crowd and watching on yt, up to speed, so everyone can understand what's being said. Hes really genius and smart. I thought it was really well down and not filled with stuttering. Just information to support his talk.
This presentation is a joke