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That would definitely be another interesting read! I'm not a networking guy, but I definitely want to know if it is possible to stop the packets from going to t
by supersan 10y ago
That would definitely be another interesting read! I'm not a networking guy, but I definitely want to know if it is possible to stop the packets from going to their final IP? Can they be intercepted and replaced with other data?
This feels as exciting as what they do with video feeds in Hollywood movies, i.e. where the hacker puts in her own camera loops replacing live feed.
- corndoge 10y agoProbably difficult to intercept the packets, but since they're apparently broadcast over the whole hotel network, it would likely be straightforward to send your own out to be mixed in with the real packets and get some sick elevator glitch muzak going.
- 13of40 10y agoWith custom equipment I bet you could listen for the packet header and broadcast a colliding signal every time a legitimate one was being sent. Since it's UDP, there would be no retry and neither the sender nor the receiver would be the wiser.
- brianwawok 10y agoIt could be a NAQ protocol and resend if a sequence number gets missed.