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Nice bit of deflection by the vendor. "However, we wish to point out these are technically sophisticated people who have devoted significant time and effort to
by antsar 9y ago
Nice bit of deflection by the vendor.
"However, we wish to point out these are technically sophisticated people who have devoted significant time and effort to this task. Before customers panic too much, please understand that this is not a trivially easy thing that just anyone can do."
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ab64621aa49a10ba0d06151/t/5acc378c8a922dc77307c7e8/1523333006993/UPDATED_ATI_SYSTEMS_OFFICIAL_STATEMENT_4-3-18.pdf https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ab64621aa49a10ba0d06...
- wolfgang42 9y agoI don't think the vendor is deflecting too much. The extended quote from the article is a lot less one-sided: > ATI wrote that Bastille's findings are "likely true" and that it's testing a software update it plans to roll out soon. "Before customers panic too much, please understand that this is not a trivially easy thing that just anyone can do," that earlier statement notes. "At the same time, a certain level of concern is justified. As technology evolves, the level of threat evolves."
- vvanders 9y ago> In fact, anyone can generate those commands, Seeber says, with a radio as simple as this $35 one sold by the Chinese company Baofeng If you can do it via a Baofeng there's a 99% chance this is just obscured DTMF tones + possibly PL tone which is freaking trivial to do on any FM radio.
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