FM Frequency Makes Closed-Off Computers Still Vulnerable

Airgapped computers are becoming more commonplace in various organizations, with no connection to networks inside the company or Internet connection to the outside. While this can shut out viruses from those isolated devices in part, hackers can still infect those computers using the FM radio frequency. “Airhopper” malware can transmit sensitive info via FM radio signals by the video display adaptor and can be received by mobile phones. For a full article on this, click here:: How to Steal Data From an Airgapped Computer Using FM Radio Waves