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Vulnerable, yes, but how about secret/secure on the part of the hacker? It’s no good to abuse one of these systems if the only result is the government showing
by GW150914 9y ago
Vulnerable, yes, but how about secret/secure on the part of the hacker? It’s no good to abuse one of these systems if the only result is the government showing up with a warrant and a lot of anger. Maybe they don’t need to be secure, because it’s so easy to trace interference?
- Rjevski 9y agoThe source of the interference doesn't give you any information as to where the attacker is. The source could be a Raspberry Pi connected to a cheap SDR and controlled over Tor. By the time the feds find it, the damage has already been done and the attacker could've planted another one of those somewhere else.