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slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not on a macos
Or any apple products
Even if each keystroke got its own distinctive sound

You can't determine the password of macos from keystroke

Everything is encrypted in apple products both keystroke sounds
File vaults is turned on

AI can go try that shit on some android phones and Windows dog shit

It uses the microphone to capture the sound of keystrokes and then replicates this sound on a MacBook, accurately noting the keystrokes with a 100% accuracy rate.

Yankee101:
MFA
Multi Factor Authentication
Even if they have your password they can’t log in

dyera:
That's why website that uses email, text or 2 factor authentication for login confirmation is the safest.

dyera:
That's why website that uses email, text or 2 factor authentication for login confirmation is the safest.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not on a macos
Or any apple products
Even if each keystroke got its own distinctive sound

You can't determine the password of macos from keystroke

Everything is encrypted in apple products both keystroke sounds
File vaults is turned on

AI can go try that shit on some android phones and Windows dog shit

Charley2020:
This security threat has an easy solution. Press the keys slowly while typing your password so they don't produce any sound.

eepeepook:
Nothing new. I’ve read on software doing this since 2005. It seems touch typists instinctively know the sounds of pressed keys. Blame manufacturers for creating signature sounds per key as opposed to making everything the same.

ivolt:
Who uses sounds on their keyboard in this age?
Does the AI know the kind of keyboard it is listening to?

I suspect exaggeration from reporters.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not on a macos
Or any apple products
Even if each keystroke got its own distinctive sound

You can't determine the password of macos from keystroke

Everything is encrypted in apple products both keystroke sounds
File vaults is turned on

AI can go try that shit on some android phones and Windows dog shit

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not on a macos
Or any apple products
Even if each keystroke got its own distinctive sound

You can't determine the password of macos from keystroke

Everything is encrypted in apple products both keystroke sounds
File vaults is turned on

AI can go try that shit on some android phones and Windows dog shit

chatinent:
It can't be 100%.

Some of us litter punctuations and uppercase letters.

dyera:
That's why website that uses email, text or 2 factor authentication for login confirmation is the safest.

Charley2020:
This security threat has an easy solution. Press the keys slowly while typing your password so they don't produce any sound.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not on a macos
Or any apple products
Even if each keystroke got its own distinctive sound

You can't determine the password of macos from keystroke

Everything is encrypted in apple products both keystroke sounds
File vaults is turned on

AI can go try that shit on some android phones and Windows dog shit

Pusyiter:
Kwantinue mankind
Una go manufacture wetin go kill una

LikeAking:
Nothing is safe..

Adakintroy:
Its a merry go round. Its strive on fear.

Now you know something g exist that could steal your password with 100℅ accuracy. What do you do next.

They sell you something that will prevent it with 100% accuracy.

You all in one endless circles or lie and truth

FarmTech:
Hacking is becoming easier day by day, and now let's explore how keyboard button presses are used for hacking.


With the help of AI you can easily be hacked by keyboard keystrokes sounds
Researchers at Cornell University have discovered a new method. They have introduced AI tools that can determine all your passwords from keystrokes. In other words, when you type, the AI can analyze the keystrokes and accurately determine your passwords with 100% accuracy.

Researchers train the AI model using keystrokes(sound) as keywords. The same keystrokes are then listened to by this AI model, which is later implemented on a smartphone.

It uses the microphone to capture the sound of keystrokes and then replicates this sound on a MacBook, accurately noting the keystrokes with a 100% accuracy rate.

The team applied the same method during a Zoom call, where they were able to determine the victim’s password by listening to the sound of their keystrokes with a 93% accuracy rate. They also conducted a similar experiment on Skype, achieving an accuracy rate of 91.7%.

While artificial intelligence has made things easier in many aspects, it has also introduced significant challenges. We now need to be vigilant everywhere in our lives to prevent hacking. To safeguard against this, you can employ various strategies, such as using a high-quality keyboard that doesn’t produce distinctive sounds. This way, the AI model won’t be able to accurately listen to your keystrokes and compromise your security.

https://myelectricsparks.com/artificial-intelligence-can-now-steal-your-passwords-with-100-accuracy