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I don't think so. Amplification attacks with the right hardware adds only a negligible delay. At the same time the protocol is not constant time, requiring some
by panpanna 7y ago
I don't think so. Amplification attacks with the right hardware adds only a negligible delay. At the same time the protocol is not constant time, requiring some margin.
The main difference to Tesla hack is that you don't keep your MacBook outside the house at nights. And thief's don't need to unlock it to steal it, they just take it and leave.
- new_realist 7y agoThe BMW i3 is known to be immune to amplification attacks, so it can be done.