Wireless Power is not something new. It’s an old idea, an old dream, an old demo. However, it now revived with new forces in form of new technology products.
Mainly, there are two camps trying to use magnetic induction to charge things:
However, the post is not about going over this technology itself - if you want to explore, check the links provided at the end.
The point of this post is to discuss the security perspective of wireless power transfer, especially for over-the-air type. Several couple of years proved consistently that wireless technologies (WiFi, RFID, remote controls, GSM, etc.) are very prone to security vulnerabilities (sadly, most often by design, rather by implementation).
The types of attack one can envision are:
wireless power theft
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