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It is scary, but what is the actual incentive? Terrorism, and that is it as far as I can see. In cyber up until know, criminals and espionage seem like much bi
by rocqua 6y ago
It is scary, but what is the actual incentive?
Terrorism, and that is it as far as I can see. In cyber up until know, criminals and espionage seem like much bigger threats than terrorism. We are introducing a new attack surface here, and it makes sense to consider whether we want to. But it is not an attack surface that seems likely to attract many attackers.
- SiempreViernes 6y agoReally invasive ads is the main one I'd say. Imagine scammy supplement ads appearing on your phone whenever your hearth beat got a bit unusual. Heck, maybe messing with the rate for a short while is harmless but scary, and a good time to show ads for some pills...
- blackflame7000 6y agoSort of like a Smart watch?
- SiempreViernes 6y agoGood point, though people with pacemakers and people with smartwatches don't overlap very well.
- titzer 6y agoRansom.
- jtrip 6y ago[0][1] * Change in opinion on a given topic by the intruder group paid off by some government/megacorp/group. i.e., voter/social mindspace on demand. - Change of opinion of critical lynch-pin individuals. * 'Drone' soldiers made of disposable 'bodies' * Personality graft * Surveillance - Thought Policing - (Corporate) Espionage * Remote Kill switch etc... [0] Science Fiction [1] Ghost in the Shell