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Physical Security

Fiber optics, by nature, are difficult to tap or intercept because they are immune to electromagnetic interference and do not emit electromagnetic signals. However, any physical attempt to cut or tap into the cable causes signal distortion or loss. Anti-hacking fiber optic cables are designed to be even more sensitive to such physical tampering attempts, immediately sending alerts or cutting the connection if an intrusion is detected.

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Real-Time Monitoring

Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) technology can be integrated into the structure of these fiber optic cables. This allows the detection of vibrations or physical changes along the fiber in real time. As a result, any attempt to physically manipulate or hack the cable can be instantly identified and responded to.

03

Detection and Alert Systems

Anti-hacking fiber optics include systems that detect intrusion attempts, such as cutting, bending, or connector damage, and send real-time alerts. These systems can notify a management system immediately when physical tampering or signal interference is detected.

04

High Security

Compared to copper cables, fiber optics are extremely difficult to tap or intercept. To eavesdrop on light signals, physical access to the fiber is necessary, and any such attempt would cause signal distortion or interruptions, making it easily detectable. This makes anti-hacking fiber optics particularly advantageous for the secure transmission of sensitive data.