Researchers demonstrate "GhostTouch," a new type of attack that could let attackers use electromagnetic signals to control (tap and swipe) touchscreen devices, including answering an eavesdropping call, swiping up to unlock, or entering a password.
Researchers demonstrate "GhostTouch," a new type of attack that could let attackers use electromagnetic signals to control (tap and swipe) touchscreen devices, including answering an eavesdropping call, swiping up to unlock, or entering a password.