Keyboards may be leaking secrets, but probably not yours

Macworld
Aug 1, 2016, 10:00 am261 pts
If you’ve seen the headlines from late July about insecure wireless keyboards and you own a wireless keyboard, you may be wondering whether you should grab it and fling it under the next passing truck. Not so fast! The research, labeled KeySniffer, appears strong and deep, but not all wireless keyboards are…

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