Cybersecurity professionals face threats like never before, as hackers seek new ways to eavesdrop in private spaces. The newest technique is known as the “catenna,” in which a spy hides behind a computer pretending to be Wi-Fi.

Cybersecurity professionals face threats like never before, as hackers seek new ways to eavesdrop in private spaces. The newest technique is known as the “catenna,” in which a spy hides behind a computer pretending to be Wi-Fi.
He’s just hugging his tail. I see nothing suspicious here.
There is something especially tickling about a cat pretending to be wi-fi, rather than, say, a modem or a router. ๐ธ
Really? Have we learned nothing?
https://www.history.com/articles/cia-spy-cat-espionage-fail
The things I learn here!
I like the Memory Palace’s telling of the spy kitty story.
https://thememorypalace.us/episode-16-secret-kitty/
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โCats are not especially trainableโฆ.โ
Biggest understatement ever. ๐
No,๐ duh.
To be fair to the cat, I don’t think it appreciated the surgery of having several things literally surgically implanted in its body. A microphone in its ear, a radio transmitter at the base of the skull and an antenna weaved into its fur.
After all that, be grateful that nobody got their eyes clawed out.
Sorry, but this is just plain animal cruelty.
No kidding. But it was in the 60s when that happened. Not an excuse, just a reason.