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"In a study they plan to present at the Privacy Enhancing Technology Symposium in Germany this July" How would this enhance privacy? It seems like it would do
by JimLaheyMD 10y ago
"In a study they plan to present at the Privacy Enhancing Technology Symposium in Germany this July"
How would this enhance privacy? It seems like it would do the opposite?
- bowmessage 10y agoOne needs to understand how to thwart privacy in order to gain their own.
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- Bromskloss 10y agoI guess it can make sense to give a lecture about war on a peace conference.
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- recursive 10y agoThis is exactly the reason they would never consider lock-picking techniques at lock symposium.
- fryguy 10y agoAnd hacking techniques at a computer security conference.
- Sanddancer 10y agoAt the end of the article, they discuss how the report stresses a need for more secure transmission systems on the CAN bus, as well as potentially including things like permissions-based security
- evanwolf 10y agoIt's just another biometric matching system. So it might be used as a form of sign-in to your car's network or data, better than taking your hands off the wheel to key a password. Or a LoJack complement that identifies your car's thief.