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Re: Fiber optic vampire taps
From: Alessandro Bottonelli <abottonelli () libero it>
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 21:08:30 +0100
On Saturday 21 December 2002 00:40, Nick Iglehart wrote:
I have a client who has a fiber optic line between two buildings. There is no physical security and so they are concerned about someone tapping into the fiber line and capturing data.
In order to be useful, sooner or later your signal is transformed from optical to electrical in some kind of device. This is where someone would try to "tap" or to listen to the residual electro-magnetic field. My 0,02 EuroCents worth ;-) -- Alessandro Bottonelli Security Consultant
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