Re: NSA chooses ECC
From: Michael Amling (nospam_at_nospam.com)
Date: 10/30/03
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Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 18:03:39 GMT
John Hairell wrote:
>
> The caveat is that the laser transmitter/receiver has to be at right
> angle to the window being lased. The laws of optics still prevail.
Wouldn't it be sufficient if the light from the transmitter reached
the receiver along two paths, one of which bounced off the window and
the other of which was of constant length? The receiver could be in a
different building and at a different height from the transmitter. The
interference between two such paths would surely be sufficient if their
lengths differed by less than the coherence length of the laser.
Granted, normal incidence would make the easiest reading. As the
angle of incidence departs farther from the normal, the difference in
light path length as a function of window surface displacement decreases.
> Also, white noise deliberately added to the window surface can act as
> a countermeasure, although advanced signal processing can still allow
> speech recovery.
What you want is one of those noise cancellers set up to cancel the
conversation.
> There also exist laser sensors that detect the
> radiation from a snooper.
Angles farther from the normal would reduce laser radiation going
through the window to a detector. Away from the normal, using TM
polarization might help since TE polarization at Brewster's angle has no
reflection at all.
--Mike Amling
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