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Miller, 2006 - Google Patents

Optical illusion

Miller, 2006

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11273037613177445033
Author
Miller S
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Information security

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There have been few public reports of fiber hacks: In 2000, three main trunk lines of Deutsche Telekom were breached at Frankfurt Airport in Germany. In 2003, an illegal eavesdropping device was discovered hooked into Verizon's optical network; it was …
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