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The near-invisibility of the attack to a layman's (human) eye. I would think this kind of attack would take a non-negligible time to discover, unlike simply rep
by theon144 7y ago
The near-invisibility of the attack to a layman's (human) eye. I would think this kind of attack would take a non-negligible time to discover, unlike simply replacing a sign which is obvious to any random passerby.
- Retric 7y agoWhy would you think so? The signs that worked would look very odd when driven past. Tiny pictures on a screen don’t do these things justice. On the other hand a different sign is just a different sign.