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Tell me more: how do "open hardware" systems work? especially against protecting IP, not allowing another entity of copying a design? Also, do not forget the p
by coffie6423 15y ago
Tell me more: how do "open hardware" systems work? especially against protecting IP, not allowing another entity of copying a design?
Also, do not forget the public image issue, not just the technical issues. Large organizations, priv or govt, have an additional aspect of work by the image they project. How they are viewed or marketed matters as well. When you start throwing around a soup of abbreviations, people take notice - thru the marketing power. That counts as well - the news made it to the top of google news, though it other recent intrusions had technical&psychological impact as well.
Such intrusions have happened - though now they make it to the top of Google News
- Groxx 15y agoI'm not entirely sure, sorry. Just that I think security through obscurity is a flawed practice at its very core. If you're interested in looking into it yourself, I'd suggest looking at the Arduino, which has been pretty much taking the home-electronics world by storm.
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