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"InTheMatriX: hacking the EC to turn your laptop keyboard into a longwave broadcast antenna via scan rate modulation" "DeadMouse: upturned laser optical mice illuminators can generate signals receivable over long distances with a telescope equipped with a narrowband filter"
"HDCPlz: webapps can toggle HDCP on and off via DRM plug-ins to change the EMI signature of HDMI" "HamDrive: modifying HDD firmware to transmit radio via the head write data line" "RicHDter: covert channel between adjacent servers by creating and sensing vibration using HDDs"
I just spent a moment going "hmm what else evil could you do with the ability to toggle HDCP like that" and then landed on "you could DoS the display output" but then remembered that's the Entire Point
also fun fact, the wide vine CDM's facility for turning on HDCP is "politely ask the host to do it" there is no callback for when that finishes; it polls later
RicHDter could be used for communication between array drives that have had firmware taken over, and might not receive all attacker instructions but instead they get it broadcasted between all of them
BSODwned: Using blue screen QR codes to make system administrators leak secrets when trying to fix their systems. std::templeak: Use fake obscure C++ template compiler errors to leak secret source code to stack overflow, one bit at a time.
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