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Article #15555Re: Request for information about TEMPEST
From: CAREY JOSEPH M
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 20:01
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 20:01
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zhang@rwthi3.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Xiaoming Zhang) writes: >Can anybody tell me how I can get as much information as possible about >TEMPEST (Transient-Electro-Magnetic Pulse Emanation Standard)? I have no >idea about it. Can anybody recommend some books, papers, and the names of >conferences? Any information is appreciated. I agree with the other responders, last time I worked on a TEMPEST project the standard was classified. I didn't have clearance either, even though we were designing the circuit. One of the guys from the lab went out when the thing was tested and he said they really could tell what was going on - Our project was a monochrome display for gov`ment PCs - they got the images off the screen just from radiation. We finally decided the spec was 3 dB below invisible :). BTW, if I'm not mistaken the TEMPEST spec changes with technology, so as new snooping technology becomes available the spec becomes more and more rigorous. Joe joe@lobos.colorado.edu
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