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Visible-Spectrum Optical Covert Channels in Commodity Smart Lighting
Smart light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs are networked devices that produce information-carrying output. This study asks whether that light can carry digital data through changes small enough to be difficult for a person in the room to notice. To explore this covert communication channel, we tested an
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