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- From: holland@matt.ksu.ksu.edu (Rich Holland)
- Newsgroups: alt.security
- Subject: Re: Detecting an Ethernet Tap
- Date: 18 Nov 1992 18:38:47 -0600
- Organization: Kansas State University
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- ujacampbe@memstvx1.memst.edu (James Campbell) writes:
-
- > [bbs.ruscal@tsoft.sf-bay.org]
- >> I should add that the technology to non-invasively tap fiber (as appposed
- >> to fusion splicing) has existed for quite some time. I believe Raychem
- >> Corporation (or it's subsidary Raynet) in Menlo Park, CA holds a basic
- >> patent on non-invasive taps. It was the basis for Raynet's first
- >> released telecom product, first detailed in 1987.
-
- > I guess I was out of the loop on that one. What's the principle behind
- > Raynet's tapping technology?
-
- Yes, or even some references to their first telecom product, etc. Where
- can I go for more information? :-)
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