3 ms·
This is yet another example of how one who practices "responsible disclosure" eventually changes their beliefs and begins to practice "full, anonymous, public d
by jlgaddis 10y ago
This is yet another example of how one who practices "responsible disclosure" eventually changes their beliefs and begins to practice "full, anonymous, public disclosure".
- rtpg 10y agoI think the issue is more that he took this knowledge and tried to listen into encrypted stuff >Officials also conducted a search of his house a month later, in April 2015. Besides seizing his computer and a $25 custom equipment with which Ornig was able to intercept TETRA communications, officers also found a fake police badge, and also accused him of impersonating a police officer.
- loup-vaillant 10y agoProof of concept? The existence of the device demonstrates even to the most ignorant layperson the insecurity of TETRA communications. As for the fake police badge, I bet this was unrelated —Costume party, BDSM, an old toy…