Phone Viruses (Potential Threat to Air-Gapped, Paper Wallets)

[calian]

This is what jumped out at me:

“Remote burglars” could use these three-dimensional models to “study the environment carefully and steal virtual objects [visible to the camera] … such as as financial documents [or] information on computer monitors,” the researchers reported.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/oct/2/new-software-uses-smartphone-camera-spying/

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[markm]

This problem was already solved like way back in the 1960's or maybe even 1920's or 1940's or somesuch.

Its called a "lens cap". Google it. Use it. Duh.

-MarkM-

EDIT: Actually maybe back in the 1800's or earlier fergoshsakes. Telescopes use them. Galileo might have invented them even, though I suspect Leeuwenhoak's waterdrop microscope maybe didn't have one.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

But if your a redneck or a broke college student needing a 1.5BTC loan for some business venture because you're broke, there's always the following:

[calian]

But if your a redneck or a broke college student needing a 1.5BTC loan for some business venture because you're broke, there's always the following:

I've noticed electrical tape blends in with my black netbook quite nicely. Also it's less sticky when you WANT to use the camera.