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Meets Altered Carbon. But if you wake up in virtual reality, when you enter your key, how can you keep them from taking it from you? You'll never know if you ar
by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Meets Altered Carbon. But if you wake up in virtual reality, when you enter your key, how can you keep them from taking it from you? You'll never know if you are being man-in-the-middled.
- piracykills 9y agoWe constructed a whole reality to steal your keys - the world's most advanced phishing attack.
- ada1981 9y agoThis is basically the thesis of evangelical Christianity.
- kolpa 9y agoThat's what "Roko's basilisk" mentioned upthread is. An AI cyberpunk version of evangelical Christianity.
- Jesus_Jones 9y agoIn the world of altered carbon, it's pretty trivial to boot someone's mind up in a vr, even poor people at home can do it.
- prepend 9y agoThis is a bigger problem. But the smart contract should be verifiable if the blockchain still exists. If it doesn’t then your currency is probably worthless so resurrectors won’t bother. Although I’m not sure how you would verify your messages with private key without revealing to whatever is managing your consciousness’ memory.
- Jesus_Jones 9y agoWell, you could deliberately enter false credentials to your old email addresses, checking if you were connected to the real world, mixed in with some correct creds. And see if it works as expected. But this is pretty hard to remember. Suppose you just wanted to do this with a variety of gmail addresses just using memory. Would they still be even working? I probably have about 10-15 passwords I use frequently enough that I could use them to verify if I was connected to the real thing. I could enter a few fakes. It's an interesting question, how can you tell if you are in a vr or not via credential checking with deliberate fakes.