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The link you want is probably:
http://lasecwww.epfl.ch/keyboard/
This is not exactly news... In different forms this is known to be possible with various equipment for decades, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEMPEST#Public_research for some further info.
It's not as SF and Alien tech as you might think (yes, I'm actually an EE).
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And this other EE here thanks you for the valuable information you linked
I was joking about SF and alien technology, but I still don't consider this a threat compared to other way of stealing informations...
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TEMPEST style data acquisiton is interesting because it is virtually undetectable.
While it technically is tapping a wire, it's much more analogous to the old CRT (or as sjgadsby pointed out, modem-light) snooping.
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