Animal world
Wiretapping
Australian scientists are using mobile phones to eavesdrop on koalas (the country's endemic animals) to understand the meaning of their cries.
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Animal world
Baboons like to stalk sex
The male baboons eavesdrop on other couples who love each other for time
Science invention
One-way audio transmission device
American engineers invented the first device capable of eavesdropping
Computer science
Watch out for being watched by television
When users download a movie from the Netflix repository using a flat-screen TV or turn on a networked music player, it can be unintentionally turned these devices into u…
Computer science
All mobile calls can be tapped
Two security researchers have demonstrated an attack trick, breaking into any GSM mobile network in the world to eavesdrop on phone calls.
New technology
The 'ear' technology will replace fingerprints
Researchers at the University of Michigan (USA) recently announced that fingerprint security can still be hacked through, not secure by the 'ear' (structure, str…
New technology
German air force launches new spy plane
The German air force has launched an unmanned spy plane called Euro Hawk.
New technology
The eavesdropping of the US military
Spies can immediately overhear a conversation using second-hand insects in a US-invested study ...