The researchers further tested the attack against audio transmitted over Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom. With noise suppression disabled, keystroke sounds carried through meeting audio were often sufficient to reconstruct typed text with high accuracy after a few hundred keystrokes, although results varied depending on the conferencing platform and laptop model. The paper notes that some users may still be exposed because advanced noise cancellation features are not always available or enabled.
Luckily software like Teams has noise cancellation, so keyboard sounds generally get filtered out.
Yes, but unluckyly, I have to use teams 😭
Not so fast…