Imagine typing your password on your computer and having AI listen to every keystroke and accurately guess what you are typing. This is not a sci-fi scenario, but a real possibility, according to a ...

Artificial intelligence can steal passwords by "listening" to a user's keystrokes with unprecedented accuracy. Cornell University published a report about U.K. scholars that trained an AI model on ...

That PC keyboard you’re using may be giving away your passwords. Researchers say they’ve discovered new ways to read what you’re typing by aiming special wireless or laser equipment at the keyboard or ...

A team of UK researchers has trained a deep learning model to interpret keystrokes remotely based solely on audio. By recording keystrokes to train the model, they were able to predict what was typed ...

The arrow is pointing to what a stroke on the space bar looks like on a spectrogram. (Credit: Inverse Path) VANCOUVER, B.C.--Presenters at the CanSecWest security conference detailed on Thursday how ...

Google's open-source developers have released a new tool for Linux machines to help fend off stealthy USB keystroke injection attacks. The open-source tool, dubbed USB Keystroke Injection Protection, ...

AssistiveWare on Wednesday announced the release of KeyStrokes 4.1, an update to its on-screen keyboard software for Mac O SX. A free update for registered users of version 4, KeyStrokes costs $299.