Power Line Emission (PLE) Resources
Learn about the problem and the new Bantam Clean Power solutions to this growing security vulnerability.
Bantam Clean Power SA3600A PLE Component
The SA3600A PLE remediation module is a UL-Recognized component under 62368-1. System designers and engineers can now obtain this technology in a ready-to-integrate sub-assembly for full PLE firewall protection inside a UPS, Server, or other Information Technology Device. Protected by U.S. Patents and patents pending.
ODINI Malware from IEEE
Describes how the magnetic fields generated by CPU throttling creates pulses that can be detected over the air, even when an isolated (air-gapped) computer is enclosed in a Faraday cage.
PowerHammer Exploit
An experiment describing how binary data can be covertly exfiltrated from air-gapped computers through the power lines at bit rates of up tp 1000 bit/second.
MAGNETO Covert Channel Exploit
Shows that attackers can leak data from isolated, air–gapped computers to nearby smartphones via covert magnetic signals.
Powermitter - Wuhan University
The research team demonstrates that a malware can indirectly control the electromagnetic emission frequency of the power supply by leveraging the CPU utilization.