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26.07.2025 - 10:15 [ Cio.de ]

Telekom, Netcologne, Stellar, Cetel und IABG betroffen: NSA und GCHQ haben internen Zugang zu deutschen Netzen

(September 14, 2014)

Konkret gehe es um undatierte grafische Ansichten, die mit dem NSA-Programm “Treasure Map” (Schatzkarte) erstellt worden seien. Darin seien die Telekom und Netcologne namentlich aufgeführt und alle fünf genannten Firmen mit einem roten Punkt markiert, was nach der Bildlegende bedeute, dass es “innerhalb” dieser Netze “Zugangspunkte” für die technische Überwachung gebe. Zu dem Programm schreibt das Magazin, jenseits der großen Glasfaserkabel-Verbindungen könnten die Geheimdienstanalysten in “nahezu Echtzeit” auch wichtige Netzverbindungsstellen wie einzelne Router visualisieren – und sogar mit dem Internet verbundene Endgeräte wie Rechner, Smartphones und Tablets. Ziel sei es, “jedes Gerät, überall, jederzeit” sichtbar zu machen, zitiert der “Spiegel” aus einer Präsentation.

26.07.2025 - 08:31 [ ZigZagStatic / Youtube ]

A.I. Generating Dreams & Turning Wi-Fi Routers Into Cameras to See Through Walls

Jul 3, 2023

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aging the latest paper the one that
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happened even after this which is
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already better uses stable diffusion
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uses the thing that you use to make art
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like what should a thing that you use to
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make art have anything to do with
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reading your brain but of course it goes
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further so in this one they said can
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they understand
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um the inner monologue the things you‘re
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saying to yourself in your own mind my
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dude by the way when you dream your
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dream like your visual cortex runs in
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Reverse so your dreams are no longer
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safe
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um but we‘ll try this so they had people
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watch a video and just narrate what was
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going on in the video in their mind so
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there‘s a woman she gets hit in the back
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she falls over this is what the computer
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reconstructed the person thinking
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see a girl looks just like me get hit in
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the back and then she is knocked off
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so our thoughts like are starting to be
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decoded
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yeah just think about what this means
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for authoritarian States for instance
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or if you want to generate images that
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maximally activate your pleasure sensor
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anything else okay but let‘s keep going
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right to really get the sense of the
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combinatorics of this how about can we
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go from Wi-Fi radio signals you know
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sort of like the Wi-Fi routers in your
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house they‘re bouncing off radio signals
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that work sort of like sonar can you go
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from that to where human beings are to
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images so what they did is they had
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um you know a camera looking at a space
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with people in it
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um that‘s sort of like coming in from
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one eye the other eye is the radio
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signals so sonar from the Wi-Fi router
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and they just learn to predict like this
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is where the human beings are then they
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took away the camera so all the AI had
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was the language of radio signals
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bouncing around a room and this is what
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they‘re able to reconstruct
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Real Time 3D pose estimation right so
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suddenly AI has turned every Wi-Fi
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router into a camera that can work in
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the dark specially tuned for tracking
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living beings
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already

26.07.2025 - 08:24 [ Associated Press / Youtube ]

Researchers Use WiFi To See Through Walls

Dec 22, 2015
X-ray vision _ a comic book fantasy for decades _ is becoming a reality in a lab. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed software that uses variations in radio signals to recognize human silhouettes through walls.

26.07.2025 - 07:52 [ Golem.de ]

Passive Funksender: WLAN fast ohne Strom

(March 3, 2016)

Passive Funksender sind keine neue Idee. Schon 1945 wurde die US-Botschaft mit einem passiven Mikrophonsender abgehört, der keine eigene Stromquelle brauchte. Die Energie für das Signal wird von einem anderen Sender bereitgestellt, der passive Funksender muss dieses vorhandene Signal nur noch so verändern, dass es die gewünschte Information trägt.

30.03.2025 - 19:57 [ MDR.de ]

Untersuchung: Wie sicher sind unsere Internet-Router?

(July 1, 2020)

„Fast ein Drittel der Router haben eine Version, die seit neun Jahren nicht mehr mit Updates versorgt wird.“

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AVM macht immerhin einmal im Jahr ein Update. Auch das ist zwar völlig unzureichend, aber immer noch besser als ein neun Jahre altes System. Tatsächlich wären wöchentliche Updates notwendig, die automatisch ausgeführt werden, ohne dass der Nutzer aktiv werden muss. Das wäre ideal, aber es passiert nicht.

24.03.2025 - 11:52 [ theGuardian.com ]

Intercepting the Internet

(29.April 1999)

European commission documents obtained this week reveal plans to require manufacturers and operators to build in „interception interfaces“ to the Internet and all future digital communications systems. The plans, drafted by a US-led international organisation of police and security agencies, will be proposed to EU Justice and Home Affairs ministers at the end of May.

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The plans require the installation of a network of tapping centres throughout Europe, operating almost instantly across all national boundaries, providing access to every kind of communications including the net and satellites. A German tapping centre could intercept Internet messages in Britain, or a British detective could listen to Dutch phone calls. There could even be several tapping centres listening in at once.