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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (342)	7/6/2000 9:00:47 PM
From: ftth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 46821

re:>>"..or someone aligned with the reflections coming off your window pane just sitting there with a data trap Ah, can we call that the "second-hand smoke" coming off the mirrors?<ggg> Is this a genuine concern, i.e. unless there is a convex reflective surface at the receiver it would seem any "stray" energy would be massively attenuated to someone scanning for reflections that wasn't on-axis? Even if nearly on-axis it would seem to be well below the detection threshold of the standard receiver since there isn't, presumably, an efficient reflector at the receiver. NSA probably has such a beast, but your average Joe would be hard pressed to get their hands on such equipment for less than millions, I'd think. I have no idea; just asking.