On: GNOME 44

[rcarmo]

Personal question, feel free not to answer: what is your occupation that someone would find so interesting as to drag over a truckload of RF equipment near your location to try to home in on your 2.4Ghz keyboard, which operates in one of the most saturated frequency ranges known to modern man? :)

[MayeulC → rcarmo]

Oh, I'm mostly worried about "dragnet" approaches and script kiddies.

I still occasionally use a wireless keyboard to type in a password, but by avoiding these, I also lower the probability of interception.

It makes me most uncomfortable when I am typing log-in credentials to my personal home server, that could be used to log in over the internet.

Other than that, I work at a lab, which sounds like a juicy target for leaving a passive Bluetooth sniffer in a closet somewhere.

I've just played enough with BackTrack (now Kali Linux) in my teens to know that other people may be doing the same.