As FCC regulations become tighter, the issue of Van Eyck Radiation will go down some. In 1974, when we had a Motorola Exorbus 6800 development system; the neighbors could tell what we were doing on it by the RFI to their TV sets. My 1993 Quadra doesn't even totally wipe out a receiver sitting next to it.
First of all Van Eck Monitor Eavesdropping seems to be a deeply shrouded subject even for most engineers and for most c-punks.
Its basically a system for reconstruction of the sync signal for monitor radiation received with a standard tuning mechanism...
More reason to use a LCD panel or EL display. None of this messy sync radiation.
And protecting against Van Eck can be extensive as a faraday cage or a subtle as conductive Wallpaper. floors, doors and windows...
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