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How Soviets sed IBM Selectric Keyloggers to Spy on S Diplomats
Credit: Etan J. Tal
A National Security Agency memo that recently resurfaced a few years after it was first published contains a detailed analysis of what very possibly was the world's first keylogger—a 1970s bug that Soviet spies implanted in US diplomats' IBM Selectric typewriters to monitor classified letters and memos.
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