From: Jeff Walther <trag at io.com> Yes. For example: https://www.iaik.tugraz.at/research/sca-lab/publications/pdf/Mangard2003Expl oitingRadiatedEmissions.pdf Abstract The conducted and radiated emissions of integrated circuits can not only cause interferences between electronic devices, but they also pose a security problem. The emissions of an IC executing a cryptographic algorithm contain information about the secret key used in the IC. This article gives a short introduction on how the key-dependent emissions of a cryptographic IC can be exploited. Based on two case studies, we show that the secret key used in an IC can be revealed based on measuring radiated emissions in the near and in the far field. Additionally, we discuss how the measurement setups used for the case studies can be improved to execute more advanced attacks.