Apparently this little music player has no transmitter, receiver, microphone nor camera, pity on you NSA!

@runfrodorun I guess buying a second handed player from the 90s might be a bit safer to reverse wiring though, "cyber" warfare was less massive back then..

The electrical noise / static emission could be tracked

@fana-m by which device?

Who are you princess!! @runfrodorun

*and a voice raises slowly from the earphones* very glad you think so

Seems right for you, @linuxxx

P....P..P...POLAROID?

@runfrodorun linux has its exploits, you'd better have unfamiliar embedded architecture

@runfrodorun both have same effect, exploits are more common..

@runfrodorun https://blog.cloudflare.com/inside-...
This one existed for over 10 years. What I'm trying to say is that the more code you have, the more chance it will be eventually exploited.

@matanl sadly I can't find the article anymore.

But what they had done was using a technique similar to a "shotgun microphone" but for another signals.

This way they where able to grab a computers monitor signal.
As far I can remember this was
a. A stationary target
b. Laboratory conditions

What about firmware replacement??🤔