The protocol for securing some of Microsoft's wireless keyboards has been cracked, opening up the possibility of keystroke logging, according to Swiss
security company Dreamlab Technologies. Researchers from the company have said they are also close to being able to use the hack to control affected
computers remotely.
It's not very appropriate for this forum. Next thing you know we have a technoblog which is posting the new architecture details for intels new quad
processor.
Also, this is nothing new. Wireless crap can and will be hacked. Wired stuff is more secure, uses no batteries and has a faster response time.
