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The Silent Breach in Attorney Client Confidentiality Through Courtroom WiFi Exploits
When Justice Meets Digital Insecurity
Devona Green Jordan
September 23, 2025
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Interesting Tech Fact:
In the late 1980s, before digital case files became the norm, some U.S. courtrooms experimented with “infrared audio transmission systems” to let reporters listen to proceedings through headsets without disturbing trials. What few realized at the time was that these signals could be intercepted from outside the courtroom walls with modified receivers, creating one of the earliest and largely forgotten breaches of courtroom confidentiality—an analog-era reminder that protecting privileged communication has always been as much about securing technology as it is about upholding the law.
